43 stories by "Bret McCabe"
Bessma Khalaf: Yes, Even You
At Gallery Four through June 7.
A beach at sunset is a chill sight to behold. Waves roll in, and the only music that floats into the ears is their gentle r…
Atlanta-based photographer Shelia Pree Bright remembers what it felt like when people let her know she was in some way different from them. A self-described Army brat, in the 1970s her fathe…
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Words and music by Stephen Sondheim; book by Hugh Wheeler
Directed by Ryan Haase
Presented by Stillpointe Theatre Initiative at Area 405 thr…
"I love thinking about time in a trippy way and what it means to be outside of time," says Connor Kizer by way of introducing the ideas percolating through his new play, Chronotony, which de…
By the Way, Meet Vera Stark
By Lynn Nottage
Directed by Walter Dallas
Through May 11 at Everyman Theatre
Vera Stark (Dawn Ursula) is doing that thing she swore she'd never do: Sh…
The All-American Genderf*ck Cabaret
Written by Mariah MacCarthy
Directed by Susan Stroupe
Presented by Glass Mind Theatre at Gallery 788 through April 19
At some point in Glass M…
InDirect Effect: Christian Benefiel / Jennifer Gilman
Through April 19 at Area 405
Jennifer Gilman's "Liminal Drift #5" takes up almost the entirety of Area 405's front gallery spa…
Mr. Marmalade
Written by Noah Haidle, directed by Johanna Gruenhut
At the Stillpointe Theatre Initiative through March 29
Lucy (Kelsey Painter) says she's 7 years old. She has an imag…
Face|Book
Through March 29 at the Creative Alliance at the Patterson's Amalie Rothschild Gallery
Alex Queral's portrait of Robert Crumb looks just like Robert Crumb"at least, the versi…
4 by Chekhov
Written by Anton Chekhov
At Fells Point Corner Theatre through April 6
Elena Ivanovna Popova (Zarah Rautell) loved her husband. He was a good man"yes, he was prone to disrespe…
What in the Sam Hill is going on in Katie Duffy's "Searching for Medusa, Pussy Protector (Door Guardian)"?
Act 1 ends with a man holding the two guys who swindled him hostage at gunpoint. He was just trying to get a puppy for his wife. A red puppy.
Baltimore's rebooted Contemporary museum debuts its 2014 programming with the launch of its CoHost speaker series this week.
Laura Amussen: AFLOAT
through Nov. 23 At the Creative Alliance at the Patterson
Michelle Antoinette Nelson has a problem with religion. Well, not religion as an idea, more how people use it and its artifacts such as the church and the Bible, that ostensible word of God.
Ignore, just for the moment, Joan M.E. Gaither's gorgeous "My Spiritual Family" mixed-media quilt that greets you when you first walk into the Ashe to Amen: African Americans and Biblical Im…
The Tempest
Written by William Shakespeare, performed by Daydreams and Nightmares Aerial Theatre
At Theatre Project through Aug. 31
Every director, actor, stage manager, backstage crew …
D'Metrius Rice: Psychokinesis
At the Metro Gallery through Sept. 14
The figure that appears in D'Metrius Rice's acrylic-on-panel painting "Motion Censor," currently on view in his Psycho…
Hair
By James Rado and Gerome Ragni
Presented by the Stillpointe Theatre Initiative at the Strand Theater through Aug. 24.
It's easy to forget that "Let the Sunshine In," the ostensibly…
In the photo, she's boxed in. She stands with her arms above her head, tending to her hair. She's a marble nude statue, and she's being crated. Plywood runs on either side of her, above her …
The Rainbow Plays
By Rich Espey
At Fells Point Corner Theatre through July 21
The penguins did it. The two football players who maybe flirt after getting knocked out and rejected …
I Am: A Night of Monologues
At the YES Drop-in Center (2315 N. Charles St.) July 12.
Damien Haussling arrived in Baltimore about a year and a half ago. He's originally from the Was…
Baltimore Performance Kitchen's production of Romeo and Juliet begins like many other summertime Shakespeare productions: outdoors. That's where the comparisons to stock summer Shakespeare e…
Venice
By Alexey Titarenko
Smoke Drawings
Dennis Lee Mitchell
At the C. Grimaldis Gallery through July 6.
Time is as malleable as clay for Alexey Titarenko's camera.
Act a Lady
Written by Jordan Harrison
Produced by Iron Crow Theatre at the Theatre Project, through June 8
The opening scene of playwright Jordan Harrison's Act a Lady, currently …
