FACING EAST opens Friday, June 11, 2010 - 8pm at First United Church - 1728 Eastern Avenue Produced by Spotlighters Theatre for First United Church to celebrate Baltimore PRIDE 2010
FACING EAST opens Friday, June 11, 2010 - 8pm at First United Church - 1728 Eastern Avenue Produced by Spotlighters Theatre for First United Church to celebrate Baltimore PRIDE 2010
After considerable critical and audience acclaim "THE ACCIDENTAL PERVERT" Andrew Goffman's hilarious tour-de-force of honesty has been extended Off-Broadway at The Players Theatre (115 MacDougal Street - btwn: West 3rd Street & Minetta Lane) through Saturday, December 18th, 2010.
Moliere's comedy of manners starts out shaky but finishes strong in director Barry Feinstein's latest production at Fell's Point Corner Theatre.
What do you get when you bring together Dracula, a mad scientist, a Santa Monica medium, and an uber-billionaress who thinks she can buy eternal life? You get 'The Prevalence of Mrs. Seal' now part of the 48th season of the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theater in downtown Baltimore.
What do you get when you bring together Dracula, a mad scientist, a Santa Monica medium, and an uber-billionaress who thinks she can buy eternal life? You get 'The Prevalence of Mrs. Seal' now part of the 48th season of the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theater in downtown Baltimore.
In Bryony Lavery's Tony-award winning play, FROZEN, three characters find themselves held fast by the icy bonds of circumstance that have made one man a psychopathic murderer, another a driven child activist, the third, a scientific explorer of the human mind.
Opening Friday June 12, 2009 at 8pm is FROZEN. . . a chilling psychological thriller, by Bryony Lavery, directed by Michael Spellman, and stage managed by Ivan Lawson.
Opening Friday June 12, 2009 at 8pm is FROZEN. . . a chilling psychological thriller, by Bryony Lavery, directed by Michael Spellman, and stage managed by Ivan Lawson.
It's every fox for him or herself as Lillian Hellman's tale of greed, class conflict and social injustice, 'The Little Foxes,' comes to the Dundalk Community Theater.
DCT Celebrates its 2008/09 Season with Lillian Hellman's - The Little Foxes February 27 - March 8 Lillian Hellman's cynical play of family greed and revenge, The Little Foxes, is her most popular piece of drama. It was acclaimed an instant hit after a hugely successful opening night in 1939. Certainly moral dissembling lies at the heart of the play: the Hubbard siblings steal, deceive, and plot against each other in their efforts to invest in one of the first cotton mills to industrialize the New South, a plan that stands to win them millions of dollars.
DCT Celebrates its 2008/09 Season with Lillian Hellman's - The Little Foxes February 27 - March 8 Lillian Hellman's cynical play of family greed and revenge, The Little Foxes, is her most popular piece of drama. It was acclaimed an instant hit after a hugely successful opening night in 1939. Certainly moral dissembling lies at the heart of the play: the Hubbard siblings steal, deceive, and plot against each other in their efforts to invest in one of the first cotton mills to industrialize the New South, a plan that stands to win them millions of dollars.
Last chance to see a quartet of short plays by the prolific Simon.London Suite is a different ball game. It started Off-Broadway at the Union Square Theatre with the likes of Carole Shelley, Kate Burton and Jeffrey Jones. It later became a Hallmark and NBC Entertainment television movie made in LonDon Starring such luminaries at Patricia Clarkson, Kelsey Gtammer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards, and Madeline Kahn among others who arrive at the posh Connaught Hotel.
I Never Sang for My Father runs through August 3 at Spotlighters Theatre.
REVIEW: The new play, Facing East, takes a look at the consequences of devout Mormonism when dealing with homosexuality.
JUST ADDED! Special discount to Pageant! New this week: Toby's nominated for FOUR Helen Hayes Awards! Two Best Bets! New children's shows! New audition notices! News of Theatre Project and FPCT!
NEW THIS WEEK! Best Bet at BSF! New discounts and workshops! Plus news of BPF, Baltimore Black Arts, and a new production of Little Shop of Horrors!
NEW THIS WEEK! CSC has the BEST BET of the week! Ford's Theatre presents annual Lincoln Medals! Local benefit of Nunsense A-Men! New shows at DCT, Spotlighters and Theatre Project!
REVIEW: Agatha Christie's best-known play opens at Spotlighters.
WHO: Run of the Mill Theater WHAT: Blood Wedding WHEN: Through October 21. WHERE: Theatre Project on Preston Street TICKETS/INFORMATION: www.missiontix.com, 410-752-8558 or 410-796-1555. BWW Readers get a significant discount! See Charm City Call Board!
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