315 West Fayette Street
Baltimore , MD 21201
Everyman Theatre is a theatre in Baltimore, MD.
A world premiere by Everyman Resident Company member Katie Kleiger Directed by Laura Kepley A late-night call from an ex sends Ava back into a past she thought she'd left behind. That call leads her to Eleanor, an accomplished older woman in the middle of a midlife crisis of her...
Motte & Bailey Production presents Titus/ Meatloaf adapted and directed by Hannah Fogler. The fourth and final installment of their Shakespeare/Music series. The combo of one of Shakespeare's bloodiest play and the album Bat out of Hell come together in one of the most insane nights I've ever had in…
She’s sufficiently droll as a storyteller that she invariably amuses. The audience was in the palm of her hand from the first.…
All the world is a party, and everyone is welcome to join at Laurel Mill Playhouse. While the original 2006 form of The Drowsy Chaperone may inspire cautious apprehension in the hearts of knowing theatre-goers, LMP’s mounting directed by Alex Campbell proves that Drowsy can still show off in style…
Kim’s Convenience, written by Ins Choi and directed by Cara Hinh is a deft comedy about a family that loves one another but doesn’t quite know how to talk to each another.…
Tucked between row homes on a quiet, one-way street in Upper Fells Point lives an 18th century firehouse with a community whose heart could carry the entire city of Baltimore. No single event showcases this better than Fells Point Corner Theatre’s 10x10x10 Play Festival. This festival is not to b…
Thanks to a serious discussion wrought by the end, the play avoids being a mere entertainment. The characters are not merely competing, ruthlessly but wittily too, for whatever prizes journalism may have to offer, but are visibly debasing their souls to win those prizes, and with their souls, part o…
Refugee Rhapsody, by Yussef El Guindi, is kind of funny. You may consider that an odd trait for a play about violence, racism, immigration and the dangerous effects of celebrity culture, but it happens to be true. In our media environment we are frequently confronted by enormities that leave us very…
There are a lot of good laughs there.…
In the end, this is not so much of a takedown of one specific person as of a way of being a person. To shrink down to that person’s size is to lose out on life. In this good and carefully-written play, D’Amour makes that clear.…
This play had been a powerful emotional experience, one I would have delightedly seen again, even before I’d mastered the fact pattern.…
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An unexpected bond connects two strangers who meet on a bridge and have more in common than they could have imagined. And while this poetic play looks at grief and loss from many vantage points, JUMP is also a hopeful, breathtaking, and heartwarming story of exploration into the...
This World Premiere comedy from Thomas, a Baltimore-based writer, humorist, and internet sensation, is both laugh-out-loud funny and beguilingly sweet. Its a platonic rom-com about four strangers in an apartment building, the notion of loving TV characters as much as your real...
Both hilarious and heartbreaking, this fun, fast, and playful adaptation of Austens beloved classic follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters -- sensible Elinor and hypersensitive Marianne -- after their fathers sudden death leaves them penniless and...
Behold, A Negress is a passionate and daring examination of the challenges of intersectional feminism and the role of art during times of social unrest and political upheaval. Set in Paris at the beginning of Napoleon's reign, the play imagines an intimate relationship between...
Ever wish you could take a break from the responsibility of being you? Wilde’s two charming bachelors each enjoy a double life, running away from their societal duties and towards another glass of bubbly. But when they fall truly in love with two proper young ladies, keeping up...
Everyman Theatre (new location): - adapt: Ken Ludwig, Thornton Wilder from George Farquhar; dir: Vincent M. Lancisi.
This electrifying drama about the gritty lives of two street-savvy hustlers resonated through the theatre world. The New York Times led the way, calling it "a thrilling comic drama….dazzlingly written!" Lincoln and Booth bear the weight of black history—and the names of white...
Everyman Theatre (new location): - Yasmina Reza; dir: Eleanor Holdridge.
One of the most bracing and critically-acclaimed plays in recent Broadway history, August: Osage County is the hilarious and biting portrait of the dysfunctional American family at its finest—and absolute worst. When the patriarch of the Weston clan disappears one hot summer...
A girl from a family of freethinkers falls for the son of a conservative banker. The date for the families to meet is misunderstood and the consequence of the humorous encounter contributes to one of the funniest romantic comedies ever. “You Can’t Take It With You” ran for 837...
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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 Fall of the House of Improv" at MET Comedy Night Maryland Ensemble Theatre (10/24-10/24) |
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Westminster Symphony Orchestra Concert McDaniel College (12/05-12/05) |
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Jazz Night McDaniel College (12/03-12/03) |
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Classic Theatre of Maryland presents "THE SECRET GARDEN" Classic Theatre of Maryland (7/08-7/25) |
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Different Words for Happiness Everyman Theatre (10/18-11/15) |
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McDaniel for the Holidays McDaniel College (11/15-11/15) |
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Fall Over Laughing with The Comedy Pigs Maryland Ensemble Theatre (11/07-11/07) |
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Classic Theatre of Maryland presents "A CHRISTMAS CAROL" Classic Theatre of Maryland (12/03-1/03) |
