The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Baltimore.
If you view this production as an entertainment for those whose taste runs to Mad Max, to Rocky Horror, and to the movies of Quentin Tarantino (none of which I'm knocking, but let's not call them Shakespeare), then this may be a lark for you.
Classic story of fathers and sons, direams and disappointments and challenging the realities of the American Dream now at the Everyman
Stacy Gregg's latest play about 'Peace Walls' in Belfast.
Once again, Vagabonds produces a heartwarming show full of laughs, props and loveable, resplendently costumed characters.
POE'S LAST STANZA is presented in two acts, and features Poe's works, quotations, foibles, proclivities and unhinged outbursts.
Composers Benj Pasek and Justin Paul's musical is smashing.
That you're going to have a wonderful time at Kinky Boots is something I don't have to tell you.
Superb cast at Toby's is not to be missed.
World Premiere Adaption by Christopher Baker may even have enough legs for Broadway.
Jane Austen's love story between proud Mr.
The America depicted here is a place of quests: Father's for the unknown horizon, Tateh's for a land where he and his daughter can prosper, Coalhouse's for reuniting with Sarah and raising his son in a world where blacks are regarded and treated as equals.
An evening of theater you will long remember.
Noel Coward classic play is an homage to British comedy.
Inspector Goole (Chris Genebach), already knows the answers to all his questions, yet his method, bullying confirmatory confessions out of the family members, is great theater.
Paula Vogel's complex tale is full of laughter and grief.
Do not miss a summer surprise of this poignant and provocative new musical.
The characters are all compelled by circumstances to go back into the woods, and this time they encounter there such things as infidelity, divorce, the death of parents, the death of children, abandonment, catastrophe - and overarching this the absence of a narration (the narrator becomes a casualty
For a weightless and elegant good time, it would be hard to beat The Full Catastrophe, by Michael Weller, at the Contemporary American Theater Festival.
The overall effect is a bit like a fireworks display, with loud fun things happening more or less continually.
Michael Kostroff and Michael Di Liberto Shine as Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom
The action, from the shadowy world of religious cults and deprogrammers, takes place in the ruins of a derelict motel, where distraught mother Kate (Tasha Lawrence) has been brought by Stine (Lee Sellars), a supposed specialist in reuniting abandoned parents with cult-brainwashed youngsters.
The success of PUSSY RIOT rests upon what author Barbara Hammond gets right.
Winner of 8 Tony Awards including Best Musical in 2012 is a must see.
Whitney and Max have been compelled by their mental disorders to turn their backs on the real world, and on the actual human connections available to them with friends and family, to obsess instead about imaginary worlds of their own making.
The Pillow Book takes off from the current vogue of non-consecutive story-telling; everyone wants to emulate the mystification of Pulp Fiction, with its sudden reveals of not only what will happen, but of what did happen.
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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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The 39 Steps Maryland Ensemble Theatre (5/21-6/13) |
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Oh Crit! Maryland Ensemble Theatre (10/16-10/16) |
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A Christmas Carol Olney Theatre Center (12/03-12/03) |
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Student Solo Recital McDaniel College (11/13-11/13) |
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The Fall of the House of Improv Highwire Center (10/23-10/23) |
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The Pansy Hour Submersive Productions (10/02-12/06) |
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The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show (10/17-10/17) |
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow The Colonial Players of Annapolis (10/23-11/08) |
