Sentences fizz like champagne bubbles in Marcus Gardley's "dance of the holy ghosts: a play on memory" at Baltimore's Center Stage. It's all about a blustery, isolated 72-year-old bluesman named Oscar, a proud blowhard prone to declarations such as, "I was a player before there was even a game," and "I built my own house out of canned goods and chicken wire." Read full article >>
SOURCE: Washington Post at 12:19PM on October 23, 2013