James Howard News

For the second year, Baltimore/DC columnists on who they pick to win this year's Tony Awards

'Hairspray' film Featured on Oprah and Travolta Calls His Performance an Homage to Baltimore.

Enter to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to Spotlighters' The Nerd AND Fat Pig! Two shows, one contest!

Enter to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to CENTERSTAGE's Things of Dry Hours!

Enter to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to the Baltimore opening of Doubt, starring Cherry Jones!

Marks Chowning, Vice-President and Executive Director of the France-Merick Performing Arts Center in Baltimore explains how a Broadway Across America season is put together.

From 'Grey's Anatomy' to Shakespeare...Roger Rees Arrives at the Folger Shakespeare Library Theatre

Win one of five pairs of tickets to Sweet Charity's opening night at the Hippodrome, Tuesday, April 10th!

An interview with two of the stars of the 25th Anniversary Tour of Cats, now at DC's Warner Theatre through March 18th.

Win one of five pairs of tickets to Annie's opening night at the Hippodrome, Tuesday, March 20th!

Local actress talks about life on the road with Cats, one of the world's most popular musicals. It is currently at DC's Warner Theatre (through 03/18).

Enter to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to the March 13th performance of CATS at DC's Warner Theatre!

Take the Boy Bands quiz to win one of 5 pairs of tickets to opening night of Altar Boyz on November 7 at the Hippodrome Theatre. Deadline: Noon 11/04/2006.

Part 2 of 2 - The legendary dinner theatre owner/director talks about opening a new location, building an audience, and the future.

Ira Gamerman, author of Split on writing, Neil Simon and giving back to Towson University

Director/Owner of Toby's Dinner Theatres of Baltimore and Columbia in a candid interview with James Howard. Part 1 of 2

The 1st National Tour opens in Charm City, and you can win tickets!

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An interview with the two stars of the National Tour of Mamma Mia, now at the Hippodrome through September 10.

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