Pumpkin Theatre continues its 44th Season "What's in a Name?" with a new play, Clever Rachel! Originally a children's book by Debby Waldman, Pumpkin Theatre in partnership with the Center for Jewish Education, have adapted it for the stage. Set in Poland in the late 1800s, Rachel struggles to understand her role in society as a young woman.
Pumpkin Theatre hosts the cabaret event "Songs I'll Never Sing on Stage", a performance by the Producing Artistic Director Jimi Kinstle and the Friends of Pumpkin Theatre singing songs they were never meant to sing in performance on stage (either too old/young/wrong sex/ etc).
Pumpkin Theatre continues its 44th Season "What's in a Name?" with a NEW play Clever Rachel! Originally a children's book by Debby Waldman, Pumpkin Theatre in partnership with the Center for Jewish Education, have adapted it for the stage.
Pumpkin Theatre continues its 44th Season "What's in a Name?" with a new play, Clever Rachel! Originally a children's book by Debby Waldman, Pumpkin Theatre in partnership with the Center for Jewish Education, have adapted it for the stage. Set in Poland in the late 1800s, Rachel struggles to understand her role in society as a young woman.
Pumpkin Theatre hosts the cabaret event "Songs I'll Never Sing on Stage", a performance by the Producing Artistic Director Jimi Kinstle and the Friends of Pumpkin Theatre singing songs they were never meant to sing in performance on stage (either too old/young/wrong sex/ etc).
Pumpkin Theatre presents the play If you Give a Mouse a Cookie based on the popular children's book by Laura Joffe Numeroff. Performances are Saturdays and Sundays at 1 and 3pm on February 19, 20, 16 & 27 at St. Timothy's School, 8400 Greenspring Avenue. Tickets are $12 in advance, $14 at the door and $10 for groups of 10 or more and can be obtained by calling 410 828 1814 or getting an order form from the website at www.pumpkintheatre.com.
Pumpkin Theatre presents the play If you Give a Mouse a Cookie based on the popular children's book by Laura Joffe Numeroff. Performances are Saturdays and Sundays at 1 and 3pm on February 19, 20, 16 & 27 at St. Timothy's School, 8400 Greenspring Avenue. Tickets are $12 in advance, $14 at the door and $10 for groups of 10 or more and can be obtained by calling 410 828 1814 or getting an order form from the website at www.pumpkintheatre.com.
This summer, Teatro101 proudly presents Side Show, the rarely producedBroadway cult musical about the famous Hilton Siamese twins. The 'freak show' opens August12 th and runs through September 4, 2010.
This summer, Teatro101 proudly presents Side Show, the rarely producedBroadway cult musical about the famous Hilton Siamese twins. The 'freak show' opens August12 th and runs through September 4, 2010.
This summer, Teatro101 proudly presents Side Show, the rarely producedBroadway cult musical about the famous Hilton Siamese twins. The 'freak show' opens August12 th and runs through September 4, 2010.
Now that The Capital Fringe Festival has finally packed up its tent, (read all 132 reviews of the Fringe reviews and reflections here), DC theatergoers are being offered some musical offerings this month including new productions of the popular musicals Chess, Nunsense, Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story, The Fantasticks and Side Show.
This summer, Teatro101 proudly presents Side Show, the rarely producedBroadway cult musical about the famous Hilton Siamese twins. The 'freak show' opens August12 th and runs through September 4, 2010.
Cleverly written, witty, engaging, and not in any way connected to reality, The Little Dog Laughed is about as deep as the nursery rhyme from which the play gets its title. However, if you can suspend your disbelief, it's an entertaining bit of whimsy.
Their story unfolds this month at the Mobtown Theater with The Little Dog Laughed, a hilarious commentary on ambition, deceit and the price of dreams. The Little Dog Laughed is the first production for the newly formed Teatro101.
REVIEW: A highy polished, professional grade student production of the Stephen Schwartz classic, Pippin.
WHO: Towson University WHAT: The Who's Tommy WHEN: Through August 4; Fri-Sat at 8PM. HOW MUCH: $10 General/ $5 Students. All proceeds go to the Theatre Department Scholarship Fund INFORMATION: www.towson.edu
Year-end round up of the best in college level theatre productions seen in Baltimore in 2006.
WHO: Towson University Department of Theatre Arts WHAT: Urinetown: The Musical WHEN: Through December 9. HOW MUCH: $10 General; $5 Students and Seniors
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