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Last week, an idealistic young man went on an eventful, musically vivid journey on a Baltimore stage. This week, another idealistic young man is about to do the same.
Donald Hicken, director of the theater department at the Baltimore School for the Arts and a stage director much admired for his work locally with Center Stage and Everyman Theatre, has been…
As The Hippodrome Theatre prepared for its run of "Dirty Dancing, The Classic Story On Stage" performances, staff, producers and marketers had an additional goal on their minds: helping the …
Billie Dawn is among the most unforgettable characters of mid-century American theater - "breathtakingly beautiful and breathtakingly stupid," in the words of Garson Kanin, who made her the …
Local opera fans have been waiting quite a while now to learn whether there will be another Lyric Opera Baltimore season -- the company's one and only production for 2014-2015 was back in No…
Billie Dawn is among the most unforgettable characters of mid-century American theater " "breathtakingly beautiful and breathtakingly stupid," in the words of Garson Kanin, who made her the …
You could say the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra saved the best for last this season. Sure, there were all those notable concerts of Mozart, Mahler, Shostakovich and the usual suspects. But th…
The 69th annual Tony Awards, honoring excellence in Broadway theater, air tonight on CBS.
As The Hippodrome Theatre prepared for its run of "Dirty Dancing, The Classic Story On Stage" performances, staff, producers and marketers had an additional goal on their minds: helping th…
When the Blitz descended on London during World War II, Noel Coward decided to forgo writing until the conflict was over.
Play set on wartime vessel staged at Kennedy Center
The controversial, fiery and profound author and playwright is being rediscovered, with Loyola College -- and Oprah Winfrey -- helping to light the way.
Amanda Lipitz saw script's potential, and helped bring it to life on Broadway
Frank Gorshin channels the spirit of George Burns in his one-man show
Ten years ago, at age 20, Eric Svejcar was a concert pianist with the Cincinnati Pops. For three days.
Gravatt, Paulding spark production at Ford's
Shows do go on, after a fashion
Interesting story about how a show went on after Lisa Datz injured her vocal cords.
The Lion King will play a 14-week engagement, the longest of any touring show in Baltimore theater history, at the Hippodrome Theatre this summer.
19th-century play aptly foreshadows current events By Mary Carole McCauley
Oh, if only George W. Bush could have seen the gripping, 19th- century French drama Lorenzaccio before he first was sworn in as commander-in-chief.
The Morris A. Mechanic Theatre, once the keystone of downtown redevelopment efforts, has been sold to a parking facilities developer and faces an uncertain future that ranges from conversion…
Stefanie Powers' acting has enough gusto to allow a gracious audience to overlook age.
A bigger problem is that a voice that sounded nasal in Applause now sounds brash, even strained.
One year later, renovated theater fills the bill for a west-side revival
Competition, small stage problematic
Violence suffuses Kwame Kwei-Armah's Elmina's Kitchen, a British play receiving a galvanic American premiere at Center Stage.
