The Stoop Live Radio Show Plays CENTERSTAGE 6/3-5

By: May. 20, 2010
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The Stoop Storytelling Series is delighted to present "Cool. Cruel. High School," a live radio show commemorating the pain and pleasure of that most curious of institutions. We'll wax poetic and comedic about nerds and jocks; the marching band; the prom; those creepy sex-ed films from Health class; and so much more. It's our love (hate?) letter to high school: "Rebel without a Cause" meets "The Outsiders," crossed with "Breakfast Club" and "Glee."

This one-of-a-kind Baltimore happening will feature old-time sketch comedy from the Stoop radio players; performances from local musicians The Egg Babies Orchestra, Victoria Vox, and The 5th L; and an original song, "Cool. Cruel. High School," written by local writer Janet Gilbert. And, of course, it wouldn't be The Stoop without true, personal tales from a collection of Baltimore's finest.

Aaron Henkin of "The Signal" on WYPR-FM will host the show-and WYPR will broadcast it at noon and 7 p.m. on June 11 and 18.

The Stoop Storytelling Series presents
"Cool. Cruel. High School," A Live Radio Show
June 3, 4, 5
7 p.m. Cocktails and Live Music
8 p.m. Show

CENTERSTAGE
700 N. Calvert Street
Baltimore, MD 21202

Advance Tickets Recommended
*General admission tickets, $20 each
Purchase at stoopstorytelling.com or call 410-332-0033

Storyteller Schedule

Thursday
Bradford Pearson, reporter
Kate Hooks, teacher
Betsy Boyd, Texan
Greg Koren, writer and magician
Bill Griffiths, teacher

Friday
Alex Hewett, actor, psychotherapist
Diane Coraggio, health nut
Roy Taff, instructional designer
Alicia Gabriel, marketing manager
Rob Schoeberlein, Director of Special Collections, Maryland State Archives


Saturday
Richard Meltzer, Director of the Baltimore Lab School
Jennifer Downs, acupuncturist
Micheline McManus, teacher
Diane Macklin, storyteller
Heath Harrison, teaching assistant



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