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"The truth will set you free." This was the theme of Jake Heggie and Terrence McNally's compelling opera “Dead Man Walking.” Based on a true story, “Dead Man Walking”…
Ballet Theatre of Maryland presented their world premiere of Artistic Director Dianna Cuatto’s original interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen’s tale "The Little Mermaid" on F…
Late Saturday afternoon, thick, ominous thunderstorm clouds stretched across the Baltimore skyline, engulfing every ray of sunlight. As theatergoers made their way through the doors of Arena…
Incongruous. When watching the Baltimore Dance Invitational at the Gordon Center, this is the first word that came to mind. The outfits, scenery, music and moves seem to often be at odds …
Broadway hits have a mixed record when it comes to longevity. Some capture the zeitgeist but don't maintain a strong presence in the repertory in later years; others appeal to New Yorker…
If you feel the need for reeds, 'Unraveled' by the Akropolis Reed Quintet is the perfect concert. This group of five super talented musicians takes listeners on an amazing, interactive music…
“I am not afraid of storms, as I am learning how to sail my ship.” This was said by Louisa May Alcott, author of “Little Women” and its sentiment greatly reflects the…
Name calling and throwing things are not nice especially for grownups who should know better. On stage at the Compass Rose Theater in Annapolis, "God of Carnage" offers an intimate look at t…
Squeeze. Hold. Release. It's necessary when doing pelvic floor exercises " or when you have a child. You squeeze your children tight, hold them close, and then release them into the world. "…
Dreams and the images that they evoke were the themes of the beautiful recital given by soprano Sandrine Piau with pianist Susan Manoff. The program featured pieces by some of the most renow…
Earth, Wind & Fire is one of America's top-selling musical groups of all time. The band began its legendary career in 1969 but took off in 1972. With a mix of gospel, jazz, pop,…
Auditions The Talent Machine Company announces auditions for our Youth Summer show, Disney's High School Musical. Children ages 7 through 14 years old are encouraged to audition. Direc…
Fasten your seatbelts and take a break from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine with the Congressional Chorus in ROAD TRIP! Tour the USA in our Cabaret at the Atlas Performing Arts C…
1. H2O at Rep Stage. “…raw, real, and relentless.” – Mark Beachy. READ review. Synopsis: After arriving in the City of Angels, an aimless young man catapults to mov…
Fells Point Corner Theatre continues their streak of exceptional offerings with the currently running “Trust” by Steven Dietz. The dramedy is set against the backdrop of the …
"You wanna see a show?" In a miracle transformation, a sanctuary will become an outdoor park; Jesus a garbage man and John the Baptist a park ranger. "Come sing about love" in GodspellÂ�…
Gaveaux's opera comique "Léonore, ou L'Amour conjugal" has become something of a historical footnote to Beethoven over the years. Wildly popular in late to post-revolutionary France, its li…
What happened to Denmark after the events of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet?' That is the question that is explored in Lee Blessing's play “Fortinbras.” Blessing's play portrays For…
“It’s a world of crime and we call it work so we can keep on doing it.” Themes of hope, fear, terrorism, freedom and the power of love abound in Kensington Arts TheaterR…
The National Philharmonic, under the direction of Piotr Gajewski, is striving to perform the complete works of Frédéric Chopin. In the most recent concert, featuring pianist Brian Ganz, th…
A play that can grate on modern sensibilities, Shakespeare's “The Taming of the Shrew” has been mounted in a few ways to appeal to contemporary audiences, but Synetic Theatre's r…
Mix Chinese culture, acrobatics, humor, and stunts you never thought humanly possible and you have The Peking Actobats. This spectacular show made me gasp and laugh and just wonder in amazem…
Performing arts organizations always have a lot of news. After all, that's the business you're in. You create events that are intensely interesting to a large audience. The problem comes whe…
It’s sink or swim in Rep Stage’s production of Jane Martin’s “H2O,” now playing through March 5 at Howard Community College in Columbia, MD. They say opposites …
A rare opportunity to see three short women-centric one-act operas under the heading of “Women in the dark.” They explore the light, the dark, the journey and the transformation.…
