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BWW Reviews: National Tour of WICKED Rolls Into Hippodrome

BWW Reviews: National Tour of WICKED Rolls Into Hippodrome

by Cybele Pomeroy — April 6, 2015
For some reason, people have brought a great many little girls to see WICKED. It didn't seem to me a particularly child-friendly novel, but since the musical stage production shares about as much with Gregory Maguire's novel as Disney's Little Mermaid did with the story written by Hans Christian And...
BWW Reviews: All in the Family: AFTER THE REVOLUTION

BWW Reviews: All in the Family: AFTER THE REVOLUTION

by Daniel Collins — March 31, 2015
Noted playwright Amy Herzog's AFTER THE REVOLUTION tells the tale of three generations of the Joseph family, shaken by moral and political views and a shocking family secret revealed....
BWW Reviews: Glass Mind Theatre's THE DUM DUMS Provides Visual Yum Yums at Gallery 78

BWW Reviews: Glass Mind Theatre's THE DUM DUMS Provides Visual Yum Yums at Gallery 788

by Cybele Pomeroy — March 30, 2015
I rather wanted to call Glass Mind Theatre's THE DUM DUMS a weird little piece of experimental theatre, but it is, in fact, a plot-driven story, with regular people characters and a beginning middle and end, so not all that 'experimental' after all. It FEELS experimental, but in a good way....
BWW Reviews: MAN OF LA MANCHA at the Shakespeare Theatre Company is Just Plain Specta

BWW Reviews: MAN OF LA MANCHA at the Shakespeare Theatre Company is Just Plain Spectacular

by Charles Shubow — March 26, 2015
Director Alan Paul establishes himself as a Musical Director Extraordinaire...
BWW Reviews: THE REVELATION OF BOBBY PRITCHARD Engages, Unsettles, Amuses Audience

BWW Reviews: THE REVELATION OF BOBBY PRITCHARD Engages, Unsettles, Amuses Audience

by Cybele Pomeroy — March 25, 2015
Rich Espy's THE REVELATION OF BOBBY PRITCHARD is a fine example of non-linear storytelling with personable, quirky characters who explore traditional values and non-traditional relationships with snappy dialogue, brisk action, shifting timelines and a story that should touch the heart of anyone who'...
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO! Slays 'Em At The Hippodrome

BWW Reviews: CHICAGO! Slays 'Em At The Hippodrome

by Cybele Pomeroy — March 23, 2015
Author's Note: The posting of this review was delayed due to family circumstances. CHICAGO! has moved on from Baltimore. It is my hope my review will be of use to audiences in other cities on CHICAGO!'s tour....
BWW Reviews: Playing Marital and Mortal Odds: 13 DEAD HUSBANDS at Cohesion

BWW Reviews: Playing Marital and Mortal Odds: 13 DEAD HUSBANDS at Cohesion

by Jack L. B. Gohn — March 14, 2015
If charming and silly are your thing, you'll have fun at Thirteen Dead Husbands by Tom Horan. Set in 'a Paris of the Imagination,' it centers around Dee-Dee (Cassandra Dutt) the 'most beautiful girl in the world,' whose stunning looks come with a serious drawback. The drawback: You marry her, you di...
BWW Reviews: CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION at Rep Stage - A Treat For Theater Lovers

BWW Reviews: CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION at Rep Stage - A Treat For Theater Lovers

by Charles Shubow — March 13, 2015
Annie Baker play is a drama class filled with theater games....
BWW Reviews: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company

BWW Reviews: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company

by Lori Weglein — March 5, 2015
It's important to be Earnest in this boys meet girls comedy of manners....
BWW Reviews: RUINED at Everyman Theatre is a Powerful Production

BWW Reviews: RUINED at Everyman Theatre is a Powerful Production

by Charles Shubow — February 27, 2015
Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Lynn Nottage showcases Dawn Ursula...
BWW Reviews: She's Not There: ZERO HOUR: TOKYO ROSE'S LAST TAPE Alights at Towson

BWW Reviews: She's Not There: ZERO HOUR: TOKYO ROSE'S LAST TAPE Alights at Towson

by Jack L. B. Gohn — February 16, 2015
Playwright Miwa Yanagi is almost certainly right that the authorities convicted the wrong Tokyo Rose, but the main point isn't that, but rather that the spirit of Tokyo Rose was ethereal, ephemeral, and not subject to being captured, either by soldiers or even by memory. Except for recordings of her...
BWW Reviews: GODSPELL at Olney Theatre Center is Pure Joy

BWW Reviews: GODSPELL at Olney Theatre Center is Pure Joy

by Charles Shubow — February 16, 2015
Energetic and talented cast shines in new version of Stephen Schwartz hit musical....
BWW Reviews: Women's Fate in War: RUINED at Everyman

BWW Reviews: Women's Fate in War: RUINED at Everyman

by Jack L. B. Gohn — February 9, 2015
There is much more to the play than Mama's turn as a sort of Auntie Mame-of-the-Ituri-rainforest. It is also the unflinching story of how, in the words of Salima, men wage war "on [women's] bodies." Particularly in contemporary warfare rape is a form of combat, aimed at destroying societies. The sce...
BWW Reviews: ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI

BWW Reviews: ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI

by Tina Saratsiotis — February 9, 2015
in the East Coast Debut of Kemp Powers new play ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI...
BWW Reviews: GIGI Premieres at the Kennedy Center

BWW Reviews: GIGI Premieres at the Kennedy Center

by Charles Shubow — February 4, 2015
Two Broadway veterans, Victoria Clark and Dee Hoty, shine in Broadway tryout....
BWW Reviews: JASON ALEXANDER with Baltimore Symphony - What a Gifted Performer

BWW Reviews: JASON ALEXANDER with Baltimore Symphony - What a Gifted Performer

by Charles Shubow — February 2, 2015
Conductor Michael Krajewski subs for BSO Pops Conductor Jack Everly...
ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI...At Center Stage is a Real Knockout

ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI...At Center Stage is a Real Knockout

by Charles Shubow — January 29, 2015
Four legendary characters come alive on stage - Cassius Clay, Malcom X, Sam Cooke, and Jim Brown....
BWW Reviews: THE WHALE at Columbia's Rep Stage - A Revelation

BWW Reviews: THE WHALE at Columbia's Rep Stage - A Revelation

by Charles Shubow — January 27, 2015
Kasi Campbell directs superb cast in a story you will long remember....
BWW Reviews: JEKYLL & HYDE Displays Both Good And Evil At Spotlighters

BWW Reviews: JEKYLL & HYDE Displays Both Good And Evil At Spotlighters

by Cybele Pomeroy — January 26, 2015
If you're often delighted at the large casts Spotlighters and director Fuzz Roarke regularly parades across its carport-sized stage, you'll be delighted again. If you're a fan of the musical direction of Michael Tan and the soaring nuanced vocals he coaxes from these large casts, anticipate another ...
BWW Reviews: A Stunning WHALE at the REP

BWW Reviews: A Stunning WHALE at the REP

by Jack L. B. Gohn — January 19, 2015
Trust me: you will become absorbed with these characters. You will care about who these people are and what they're going to do next. In the end the Whale's heroism matters; the motivations the dramatist tenders for that heroism don't much. It's just an interesting story touchingly told...
BWW Reviews: Not Happily Ever After: INTERLOCK

BWW Reviews: Not Happily Ever After: INTERLOCK

by Daniel Collins — January 13, 2015
Ira Levin's dark psychological drama, INTERLOCK, runs through Feb. 8th at Baltimore's Vagabond Players' theater....
BWW Reviews: FORTUNE'S CHILD Debuts At Theatre Project

BWW Reviews: FORTUNE'S CHILD Debuts At Theatre Project

by Cybele Pomeroy — January 12, 2015
Local playwright Mark Scharf debuts a new show at Theatre Project. A small fragmented family works at dealing with the inevitabilities of life, finding joy and humor in unexpected moments....
DINER at the Signature Theatre - You can taste the french fries and gravy!

DINER at the Signature Theatre - You can taste the french fries and gravy!

by Charles Shubow — December 30, 2014
World premiere musical written by Barry Levinson, music and lyrics by Sheryl Crow, and directed by Kathleen Marshall is just plain fun....
DEATHTRAP at Everyman Theatre - HO HO HO...A Whodunit for the Holidays!

DEATHTRAP at Everyman Theatre - HO HO HO...A Whodunit for the Holidays!

by Charles Shubow — December 19, 2014
Ira Levin murder mystery is packed with mayhem and macabre....
BWW Reviews: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company - A Baltimore Versio

BWW Reviews: A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company - A Baltimore Version Circa 1843

by Charles Shubow — December 17, 2014
Get ready for an annual Baltimore tradition....
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