BWW Review: THE WHITE SNAKE at Center Stage's Renovated Head Theatre is a Delight
This is an auspicious beginning of a new era and grand reopening after a $28 million renovation.
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This is an auspicious beginning of a new era and grand reopening after a $28 million renovation.
Imagine you've been cast as every actor's dream role - Hamlet in Shakespeare in the Park.
THE BODYGUARD, which officially opened last night in Baltimore at the Hippodrome, is a strange little hybrid of a musical.
Charles Dickens gigantic novel put on stage is a challenging experience.
For anyone who has ever loved the character of Peter Pan, reading PETER AND THE STARCATCHER is probably quite a fun experience.
Director Tazewell Thompson, handling a tale that is heavy on narrative, guides the pliable ensemble to a performance that is dynamic, touching, amusing, lively and filled with gothic foreshadowing.
This version of Richard III has been stranded in a World War I setting where it does not fit very well, and gives us an exceedingly tight focus on Richard himself, to the exclusion of a plethora of characters and relationships.
Stephen Sondheim musical is given an exceptional production with a superb cast.
Victimization and bad choices are then so intertwined that to speak of individual moral agency seems almost pointless.
Having the chance to see a brand new play always fascinates me.
Lisa Loomer's new drama focuses on the two women responsible for the decision in Roe v.
A few months back I decided to read Tracy Letts' SUPERIOR DONUTS.
ABBA musical hits the right notes and audiences continue to love it!!!!
I had never heard of the Baltimore Theatre Project.
Mamma Mia! is actually more of a revue than a story-driven show, despite sporting the accouterments of the latter.
TITANIC should not be missed but must close January 29, 2017.
Can murder be funny? It is when a group of eccentric aristocrats are involved with all the frills and trills of the Edwardian Age in A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER currently playing at the Hippodrome
It's a battle of the sexes that takes place in circa 1782 France.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that as Christmas rolls around, A Christmas Carol appears in theaters.
All the elements you want to see - the narration by Jean Shepherd, the Major Award, the flagpole (pictured above), the slugfest with Scut Farkas, the dogs in the kitchen, the Chinese dinner, and every repetition of 'You'll shoot your eye out!' are there, none the worse for your expecting them.
Herman Melville's classic noved written in 1851 is transformed into an astonishing production.
With Les Liaisons Dangereuses, we have byzantine complexity and unreal psychology.
Set in a high school where certain girls, banded together as The Carpenters, are in an anorexia/bulimia competition, where the intermediate prize is to date the hunky The Brad and the longer-term prize is death by malnutrition, the show follows the battle between the utterly unscrupulous uber-bitch
CAROUSEL features a superb cast, taut direction, and amazing dancing that packs a wallop.
A superb cast, great voices, clever choreography, and magic combine to make a great night at the theater for the whole family.
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La Sylphide Maryland Hall (10/16-10/18) |
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The Score Shakespeare Theatre Company (9/11-10/25) |
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College Choir & Green TerrorTones Concert McDaniel College (11/22-11/22) |
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Appropriate Maryland Ensemble Theatre (4/02-4/25) |
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Classic Theatre of Maryland presents "THE SECRET GARDEN" Classic Theatre of Maryland (7/08-7/25) |
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Student African Drum Ensembles McDaniel College (12/01-12/01) |
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Moon Festival Alice Maryland Ensemble Theatre (9/26-10/18) |
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow The Colonial Players of Annapolis (10/23-11/08) |
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College Band Concert McDaniel College (12/04-12/04) |
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The Rocky Horror Show Iron Crow Theatre (10/16-11/07) |