The Foreigner, an award winning comedy written by Larry Shue and directed by Steve Goldklang, opens at The Vagabond Players April 18, and runs through May 18. The Foreigner has delighted audiences on Broadway and around the world.
The Vagabond Players, America's oldest continuously running little theatre, has announced its 99th season - check out full details below!
The Vagabond Players's contemporary production of Moliere's The Misanthrope runs weekends through September 29. This high comedy, directed by Howard Berkowitz; had audiences laughing opening weekend. The production is sleek, sophisticated and riotously funny.
The Vagabond Players opens its 98th season with a contemporary production of Moliere's The Misanthrope, translated by Richard Wilbur. This high comedy is directed by Howard Berkowitz; it runs weekends tonight, September 6 through the 29th.
The Vagabond Players opens its 98th season with a contemporary production of Moliere's The Misanthrope, translated by Richard Wilbur. This high comedy is directed by Howard Berkowitz; it runs weekends September 6 through the 29th.
The Vagabond Players opens its 98th season with a contemporary production of Moliere's The Misanthrope, translated by Richard Wilbur. This high comedy is directed by Howard Berkowitz; it runs weekends September 6 through the 29th.
The Vagabond Players opens its 98th season with a contemporary production of Moliere's The Misanthrope, translated by Richard Wilbur. This high comedy is directed by Howard Berkowitz; it runs weekends September 6 through the 29th.
You'll be calling for more ROOM SERVICE, as laughs abound in this slapstick comedy now at the Vagabond Players in Baltimore.
Room Service, a screwball comedy, written by John Murray and Allen Boretz, and directed by Steve Goldklang opens at the Vagabond Theatre tonight, April 12 and runs through May 12.
Room Service, a screwball comedy, written by John Murray and Allen Boretz, and directed by Steve Goldklang opens at the Vagabond Theatre April 12 and runs through May 12.
I went through a fairly intense Agatha Christie phase before I hit double digits. I read her mysteries rabidly, watched all the old movies and even, thanks to a mother who was happy to feed both my whodunit and theater-going habits, saw The Mousetrap in London's West End at the ripe old age of 10. I even remember the Laura Ashley dress I wore to the show. I did not, however, remember the ending, which made for a blissfully ignorant repeat performance on my part as I sat in the audience at The Vagabond Players for its rendition of one of Dame Christie's finest.
The Vagabond Players begins the New Year with a fearsome rendition of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, opening January 4 and running through February 3. Directed by Eric C. Stein, the world's longest running show, 60 years, comes to America's Oldest Continuous Little Theatre in its 97th season.
The Vagabond Players begins the New Year with a fearsome rendition of Agatha Christie's THE MOUSETRAP, opening January 4th and running through February 3rd. Directed by Eric C. Stein, the world's longest running show, 60 years, comes to America's Oldest Continuous Little Theatre in its 97th season. Check out photos from the production inside!
Voting is now underway for Baltimore and continues until December 31, 2012. Winners will be announced in early January. Check out the current standings here!
Martin McDonagh's A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE offers cheap laughs and little else.
Vagabond Players have announced the following events for their upcoming season.
What do three prostitutes, an old man, a brother and sister on their way to Utah, a man seeking his grandfather, a faded southern belle, among others, all have in common? They're all about to be evicted from 'The Hot L Baltimore,' now at the Spotlighters Theater.
A British talk show host takes on a former U.S. President in The Vagabond Players' production of 'Frost/Nixon.'
It's been said that laughter is the best medicine, and in some cases, it may even be the best antidote. The Vagabond Players' Arsenic and Old Lace brings a 70-plus-year-old script involving the manifestations of insanity in an established Brooklyn family gracefully and hilariously into the 21st century.
Like the two-sided Kandinsky painting that hovers over the play, truth and illusion spin and blend in this depiction of the tenuous connections we seek to form in the modern world.
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