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BWW Reviews: MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM at Center Stage

BWW Reviews: MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM at Center Stage

by Charles Shubow — May 7, 2010
August Wilson's classic funny yet dark play features a terrific cast....
BWW Reviews: 'Triumph of Love' is Triumphant at Olney Theatre Center

BWW Reviews: 'Triumph of Love' is Triumphant at Olney Theatre Center

by Charles Shubow — May 7, 2010
Fun Smart Musical Comedy Must End Mother's Day May 9...
BWW Reviews: Tracie Thoms is Terrific in Concert at Baltimore's Center Stage

BWW Reviews: Tracie Thoms is Terrific in Concert at Baltimore's Center Stage

by Charles Shubow — April 30, 2010
What a way to end the Center Stage Cabaret Series. Baltimore native and Baltimore School for the Arts graduate, Tracie Thoms, rocked the Head Theatre before a sell-out crowd filled with family and friends Thursday evening. Thoms made a name for herself playing the role of Joanne in the film version ...

BWW Reviews: Center Stage's Concert Play Readings, April 23-25

by BWW News Desk — April 25, 2010
'East of Berlin' by Canadian Playwright Hannah Moscovitch is the final play of the series...
BWW Reviews: BETTE & BOO - Savage, Despairing Comedy with Sliver of Hope

BWW Reviews: BETTE & BOO - Savage, Despairing Comedy with Sliver of Hope

by Jack L. B. Gohn — April 25, 2010
The almost-universal experience of life in alcoholic and/or abusive families can be hilarious. Christopher Durang's play, well-staged at FPCT, takes us into the heart of savagely-rendered darkness, and maybe even a few steps out again....
BWW Reviews: Center Stage's Concert Play Readings, April 23-25

BWW Reviews: Center Stage's Concert Play Readings, April 23-25

by Charles Shubow — April 23, 2010
'East of Berlin' by Canadian Playwright Hannah Moscovitch is the final play of the series...

BWW Reviews: OUR TOWN Extends Thru April 25 at Everyman Theatre

by Charles Shubow — April 21, 2010
Terrific Production Deserves to Be Seen ...
Intoxicating On The Verge at Rep Stage

Intoxicating On The Verge at Rep Stage

by Jack L. B. Gohn — April 17, 2010
It seemed an unlikely concept: whip up an evening of delight largely on the strength of a love of modern slang and consumer culture. Yet this froth of logophilia works just fine, in a champagne flute of a show....
BWW Reviews: Dull Play, Polished Performance - MA RAINEY at Center Stage

BWW Reviews: Dull Play, Polished Performance - MA RAINEY at Center Stage

by Jack L. B. Gohn — April 15, 2010
Center Stage could have made a better programming choice than this overrated agitprop, but turns in a creditable performance...
BWW Reviews: See the Phenomenon THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Hippodrome

BWW Reviews: See the Phenomenon THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Hippodrome

by Charles Shubow — April 13, 2010
It seems like only yesterday I saw the original Broadway cast of Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera, but it was 22 years ago when it garnered seven 1988 Tony Awards including Best Musical. The first viewing of this phenomenon will almost always never be forgotten. This is such a c...
Five Years Rates Five Stars

Five Years Rates Five Stars

by Jack L. B. Gohn — April 10, 2010
New love that ends in tears, tears that begin in new love, beautifully written, intelligently sung and acted....
BWW Reviews: Center Stage's WORKING IT OUT Doesn't Work

BWW Reviews: Center Stage's WORKING IT OUT Doesn't Work

by Charles Shubow — March 26, 2010
Three Short Plays by Aaron Sorkin, Lynn Rosen, and Rick Cleveland ends March 28....
'BWW Reviews: STOMP is a Real Kick

'BWW Reviews: STOMP is a Real Kick

by Charles Shubow — March 19, 2010
Off-Broadway Hit plays the Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre through March 28....

BWW Reviews: To Tell The Truth: THE DRAWER BOY

by Daniel Collins — March 16, 2010
Michael Healey's 'The Drawer Boy,' now at The Vagabond Players, has at its heart, a single question: Is it better to live with a lie which is comfortable and pleasant, or to face a truth which is not?...
FPCT’s Eleemosynary: Tough Play, Honorable Try

FPCT’s Eleemosynary: Tough Play, Honorable Try

by Jack L. B. Gohn — March 13, 2010
Lee Blessing's 1985 play challenges with poor exposition, unbelievable and underdeveloped characters, and a conclusion that has not been dramatically earned. Fells Point Corner Theater confronts these handicaps in creditable fashion, with a standout performance by Jenn Mikulski....

BWW REVIEWS: PARTITION - Play By The Numbers

by Daniel Collins — March 9, 2010
Ira Hauptman's 'Partition,' now at Baltimore's Spotlighters Theater, is aptly titled, as the playwright explores the partitions that separate us from each other, but also cause divisions within our very selves....

Fanny's Farewell Fares Well

by Jack L. B. Gohn — March 5, 2010
Kimberly Schraf is endlessly impressive as 19th Century superstar actress Fanny Kemble, looking back over an impressive life onstage and off....
BWW Reviews: Center Stage's LET THERE BE LOVE Ends March 7

BWW Reviews: Center Stage's LET THERE BE LOVE Ends March 7

by Charles Shubow — March 5, 2010
What a busy week it's been at Center Stage. Sunday was their very successful Radio Auction. The American premiere of Let There Be Love ends Sunday March 7 and a trio of three short works entitled Working It Out (by Aaron Sorkin, Lynn Rosen, and Rick Cleveland) runs to March 28....
BWW Reviews: UMBC Displays Its 'GRRL Parts'

BWW Reviews: UMBC Displays Its 'GRRL Parts'

by Jack L. B. Gohn — March 5, 2010
New plays for college-age actresses provide a varied evening of impressive performances at University of Maryland, Baltimore County...
BWW Reviews: Take a Trip to IN THE HEIGHTS at the Hippodrome Theatre

BWW Reviews: Take a Trip to IN THE HEIGHTS at the Hippodrome Theatre

by Charles Shubow — February 27, 2010
Tony Award winning musical tour deserves an A++...

BWW Reviews: GIRL POWER: THE LACY PROJECT

by Daniel Collins — February 22, 2010
Take two living dolls...literally...place them in a tiny New York apartment with a female Peter Pan, an aspiring photographer, and a heroin loving hip-hop artist, all to tell a story about how women, their mothers and friends relate and you have yourself THE LACY PROJECT, now at The Strand....
BWW Reviews: CLOSER is Further Away at Mobtown, And That’s A Good Thing

BWW Reviews: CLOSER is Further Away at Mobtown, And That’s A Good Thing

by Jack L. B. Gohn — February 22, 2010
Their mission is to yearn and rut. The women lie and the men fall into hopeless fits of jealousy, the centrifugal force that guarantees an unhappy ending for all. The play is more about the dance of destruction than it is about the dancers - well, the dance and the Pinteresque dialogue. ...
BWW Reviews: SWEENEY TODD is Bloody Good at Signature Theatre

BWW Reviews: SWEENEY TODD is Bloody Good at Signature Theatre

by Charles Shubow — February 18, 2010
Sondheim classic musical is given a rousing production under Signature Theatre's Artistic Director Eric Schaeffer...

Linda Eder with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

by Charles Shubow — January 30, 2010
Linda Eder Performs the Judy Garland Songbook...
BWW Reviews: CYRANO at Center Stage

BWW Reviews: CYRANO at Center Stage

by Charles Shubow — January 26, 2010
Three actors perform a herculean task in tackling classic play....
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