Strand Theater Company welcomes Baltimore playwright, performer and theater professor Susan McCully with her three-woman show Inexcusable Fantasies, exploring, often comically, her secret and not-so-secret obsessions with Martha Stewart, Harley Davidson, and Grandma's Oil of Olay. The production is a Baltimore premiere and the second offering of the Strand 2012-13 Season, under the leadership of Artistic Director Rain Pryor. It runs November 1-17.
Rain Pryor, currently starring in her own critically acclaimed autobiographical solo show "Fried Chicken and Latkes," along with "500 Names," a grass-roots social media and fundraising effort have taken over as lead producers of the New York premiere of Rock WILK'sBROKE WIDE OPEN. Directed by Stephen Bishop Seely ("8 Million Protagonists"), BROKE WIDE OPEN, which is currently in previews, will officially open Off-Broadway on Thursday, October 11th at The 45th Street Theatre (354 West 45th Street) in Manhattan.
If your dysfunctional family doesn't provide enough entertainment for you, then come visit the Grunman clan currently residing at Baltimore's Strand Theater. The world premiere of Dylan Brody's MOTHER, MAY I opens the door on one family's skewered life.
Strand Theater Company welcomes for one night only (tonight, September 23rd) an award-winning playwright and comedian Dylan Brody, with his critically acclaimed one-man show More Arts/Less Martial.
Strand Theater Company presents its inaugural show of its 2012 -13 season, Mother, May I by Dylan Brody, previewing on September 20th, with an opening night set for September 21 and running through October 12. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the production photos below.
The Strand Theater Co. presents the inaugural season conceived and developed by new artistic director Rain Pryor for 2012-13. It will feature six incredible shows, including one world and four Baltimore premieres, plus special events, performances, classes and more.
The Strand Theater Company presents a wonderful evening of jazz and blues performed by Artistic Director, Rain Pryor. A multi-talented actress, director, writer, and performer, Rain Pryor is joined by Musical Director Keith Killgo for an evening of jazz and blues selections from her one-woman show, the Pryor Experience.
Strand Theater Company proudly welcomes for one night only an award-winning playwright and comedian Dylan Brody, with his critically acclaimed one-man show More Arts/Less Martial.
The Strand Theater Co. presents the inaugural season conceived and developed by new artistic director Rain Pryor for 2012-13. It will feature six incredible shows, including one world and four Baltimore premieres, plus special events, performances, classes and more.
Edmund Gaynes in association with Daryl Sledge/Mother's Boy LLC will present the Off-Broadway premiere of Rain Pryor's one-woman show, Fried Chicken and Latkes, beginning an open-ended engagement on Saturday July 21st at the Actors Temple Theater (339 West 47th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). BroadwayWorld brings you exclusive photo coverage of Pryor in rehearsal for the show below!
Edmund Gaynes in association with Daryl Sledge/Mother's Boy LLC will present the Off-Broadway premiere of Rain Pryor's one-woman show, Fried Chicken and Latkes, beginning an open-ended engagement on Saturday July 21st at the Actors Temple Theater (339 West 47th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues). The show runs 70 minutes.
Strand Theater Company presents Well by Lisa Kron, tonight, June 1 through June 16, 2012. This will be the directorial debut of Artistic Director Rain Pryor.
Strand Theater Company proudly presents the closing show of its 2011-12 season, a 2006 Tony Nominee for Best Play, Well by Lisa Kron. This production marks directorial debut at the Strand of the new Artistic Director, Rain Pryor.
'One of humanity's most primal stories is re-imagined with compassion and poetry' in the world premiere production of DC-based playwright Jacqueline E. Lawton's Blood-bound and Tongue-tied, an ambitious offering seen in workshop form during the Strand Theater Company's Friends & Neighbors Festival 2011.
'One of humanity's most primal stories is re-imagined with compassion and poetry' in the world premiere production of DC-based playwright Jacqueline E. Lawton's Blood-bound and Tongue-tied, an ambitious offering seen in workshop form during the Strand Theater Company's Friends & Neighbors Festival 2011.
