BALTIMORE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 9

Experience the beauty of Swan Lake this April at Maryland Hall!

'How to Transcend a Happy Marriage' explores desire beyond boundaries at Iron Crow Theatre

National Philharmonic has revealed its 2025-2026 Season, which opens in September with a program primarily featuring rarely performed works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

Salvation in the form of a children's band? Sure, why not? THE MUSIC MAN has captured the hearts of audiences for generations.

Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland will bring the historical drama WIlliams & Walker to the stage starting on April 24 and closing on April 26 at the Carl J.

Baby with the Bathwater, written by Christopher Durang and directed by Michael Blum, will open at the Spotlighters Theatre on April 25, 2025.

The Milburn Stone Theatre at Cecil College will unveil its 2025-2026 season- a lineup of theatrical productions and special events that invite audiences to experience Pure Imagination and Bittersweet Symphonies.

Maryland Ensemble Theatre's FUN Camp will return this summer.

The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre has become known for not only its Mainstage productions that include classic musicals, as well as regional and area premieres of Broadway’s latest titles, but also for its wildly popular interactive murder mystery series.

Olney Theatre Center will present the world premiere of Senior Class, a new musical, on the Roberts Mainstage this spring and summer.

Edward Albee's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? at Everyman Theatre through April 20, 2025, directed by Vincent M.

Everyman has announced its 2025/2026 season, a six-show lineup featuring its 18-member ensemble of resident actors in productions that embody the company’s three-decade legacy of building incredible theatre in the city of Baltimore.

The Cumberland Theatre is introducing a 'Page to Stage' new play development program in which audiences experience the 'birth' of a play.

Maryland Ensemble Theatre will present Clyde's by Lynn Nottage.

Producers Grove Entertainment (Beth Williams, Mindy Rich), Barbara Whitman and Alan Cumming have announced that the new musical Ceilidh, based on one of Scotland’s oldest and most beloved customs, will make its North American premiere in Baltimore, MD this fall.

The season unites established theater luminaries like Lauren Gunderson, Zhailon Levingston, and Nova Y.

This London hit makes its U.

Theatre can be illustrative, informative, relevant, educational, emotional, edifying and useful as commentary on current events, past history, and predictive of the future.