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The play is an ungodly and irremediable mess, but it does demonstrate the importance of the proposition for which the central character was willing to put his career at risk, i.
This is more a theater piece than a play, Caridad Svich's choral meditation on the plight of the earth and the humans who inhabit it.
This is playwright Chisa Hutchinson's their outing at CATF.
A multi-talented cast in a unique, romantic setting makes for a lovely summer evening.
What did our critic think?If you don't have cable, watch SpongeBob Squarepants nor any clue why SpongeBob should be a Broadway musical, no worries.
What did out critic think? The essential attribute of the play, the combative romance of Benedick and Beatrice (Dylan Arredondo and Anna DiGiovanni), is the only truly sacred element of the play.
Five wise-cracking southern belles come to know way more about each other than they intended as bridesmaids.
For audience members of a certain age (like moi), jukebox musicals are much more than an evening’s entertainment.
Dream Hou$e is awash in ideas, about Latinx identity, about generational wealth transfers, about gentrification, about memory versus history, about personal authenticity, about priorities, about the inherent value of things, about the TV biz, etc.
To put the biggest problem in contemporary terms, terms which doubtless occurred to many members of the audience besides just me: Is this a play about Zelensky or is it a play about Putin? You can characterize it as the story of a small army’s gallant victory against a much larger and better-equip
New talent joins Toby's regulars to present ROCKY THE MUSICAL at Toby's in Columbia.
Pretty Woman, The Musical has shimmered onto the stage at Baltimore's Hippodrome and landed squarely on it's Jimmy Choo'd feet.
Because good theatre not only makes you feel the feels.
there's hardly a joke that misfires, hardly a dance step that doesn't thrill, and hardly a song that doesn't connect.
God bless us everyone for this lovely start to the Holiday Season of theatre
Fires in the Mirror is Anna Deavere Smith's now-classic theatre piece about the Crown Heights, Brooklyn disturbances of 1991, the singular point of which is that it's impossible to know exactly what to think about those events either.
In the oft-repeated words of the character Sandy, sung in a hilarious patter-fest at strategic points in the musical of Tootsie, playing this week only at the Hippodrome, 'I know what's going to happen.
Let’s stipulate that book writer and lyricist Tom Eyen and composer Henry Krieger were not Sondheim.
In the tradition of ‘40s musicals, WHITE CHRISTMAS tugs heartstrings and brightens spirits.
Building on Adrienne Shelly’s sometimes grimly hilarious and frequently heartwarming 2007 movie of the same name, and realized for the musical stage by Broadway’s first all-female creative team in 2016, Waitress has been almost continuously on Broadway, apart from a COVID break which ended when
Mark Scharf is a master of the 10-minute play, except, perhaps, where he tries to use it to explore large themes.
There can be rational decisions to end one’s own life, but when such decisions are driven by most kinds of depression, which by definition are not rational, no one else, especially no one else touched by it, can make sense of it.
Audiences need each other as much as the performers need audiences; in the aisles we feed off each other's energy, helping each other get the jokes, experience the pathos, and admire the performances.
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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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Classic Theatre of Maryland presents "SCHOOL FOR WIVES" Classic Theatre of Maryland (6/01-8/31) |
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Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical Imagination Stage (11/21-1/03) |
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McDaniel for the Holidays McDaniel College (11/15-11/15) |
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Lighting Round Maryland Ensemble Theatre (10/30-10/30) |
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Chamber Music on the Hill: Gerdan: “Kaleidoscope of World Music” McDaniel College (11/08-11/08) |
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Oh Crit! Maryland Ensemble Theatre (10/16-10/16) |
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SIX (Boleyn Tour) Hippodrome Theatre- France-Merrick Performing Arts Center (10/25-11/01) |
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The Moors Maryland Ensemble Theatre (2/12-3/07) |
