Ryan Gunning

Playwright Payne's evident intent here was to illustrate the fullest range of things that can happen when Boy Meets Girl. Boy and Girl here are, respectively, a Wiltshire beekeeper named Roland (Christian Smith) and a University of Sussex cosmologist named Marianne (Ryan Gunning). We are plunged right into the multifariousness of possibilities as they first encounter each other at a party. Each version of the encounter starts approximately the same way, with Marianne venturing a pickup line about the impossibility of licking one's elbows. But in the first, he is not available, because he is still sorting himself out after a recently ended relationship. In the second, he is married. In the next universe, other facts are different, but he is again married. Only on the fourth a?oeGroundhog Daya?? variation do the variables permit them to proceed. And then we follow them in similar fashion through differently realized smorgasbords of first dates, him proposing, her cheating, him cheating, them breaking up, them encountering each other in a post-breakup context, etc.

Fake news circa 1692. No one is safe when the accusations start flying in superstitious Salem.

Don't miss the Vagabond Players' fully-staged production of Fallout as part of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival.

Don't miss Vagabond Players' production of Fallout as part of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival. Unlike other BPF 2017 plays, this production of Fallout is a fully-staged production. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the cast below!

Don't miss the Vagabond Players' fully-staged production of Fallout as part of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival.

Don't miss Vagabond Players' production of Fallout as part of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival. Unlike other BPF 2017 plays, this production of Fallout is a fully-staged production. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the cast below!

AVENUE Q with music and lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, and book by Jeff Whitty, opens at Vagabond Theatre in Fell's Point on October 21st and runs though November 20th.

AVENUE Q with music and lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, and book by Jeff Whitty, opens at Vagabond Theatre in Fell's Point on October 21st and runs though November 20th.

The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights 2016 presents a staged reading of STILL POINT, a new play by Mark Scharf. Directed by Lance Lewman and featuring Ryan Gunning, Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, Mike Zemarel, and Kathryn Zoerb.

The Vagabond Players continues its 100th season with Thornton Wilder's Our Town, opening January 8, 2016, and running through February 7. This Pulitzer Prize winning drama celebrates the marvel of everyday existence and the "something way down deep that's eternal about every human being." 

Fells Point Corner Theatre's electrifying 2015­2016 Season (#FIREintheHOUSE) continues with BETRAYAL, Harold Pinter's haunting and time­bending fusion of love and desire.

Fells Point Corner Theatre's electrifying 2015­2016 Season (#FIREintheHOUSE) continues with BETRAYAL, Harold Pinter's haunting and time­bending fusion of love and desire.

Pumpkin Theatre concludes our 47th Season "A Season of Princes and Princesses" withEnchanted Sleeping Beauty, The Legend of Briar-Rose by Vera Morris with music & lyrics by Bill Francoeur

Rabbit Hole, winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, will open at the Vagabond Theatre tonight, February 27, and run weekends through March 29. The play, written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Eric C.Stein, is an intensely moving examination of grief, laced with wit, compassion, and searing honesty.

Rabbit Hole, winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, will open at the Vagabond Theatre Friday, February 27, and run weekends through March 29. The play, written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Eric C.Stein, is an intensely moving examination of grief, laced with wit, compassion, and searing honesty.

Rabbit Hole, winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, will open at the Vagabond Theatre Friday, February 27, and run weekends through March 29. The play, written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Eric C.Stein, is an intensely moving examination of grief, laced with wit, compassion, and searing honesty.

The Highwood Theatre's Your Theatre presents Crazy Runs in the Family, a hilarious comedy written by former Highwood student Julia Starr. The play explores the anxiety of twenty-something Ellie Wheeler as she brings her straightlaced boyfriend home to meet her wacky family. Three generations of outrageous characters prove that everyone has a wild side.

The Highwood Theatre's Your Theatre presents Crazy Runs in the Family, a hilarious comedy written by former Highwood student Julia Starr. The play explores the anxiety of twenty-something Ellie Wheeler as she brings her straightlaced boyfriend home to meet her wacky family. Three generations of outrageous characters prove that everyone has a wild side.