When we think of the Victorian era, which produced subversive wits like Oscar Wilde, we tend to stereotype it as a time of prudishness and ultra-conservatism. And yet Wilde's London was …
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To mark The Beach Boys 50th Anniversary, the founding members have reunited for an international tour and have released a brand new studio album called That's Why God Made The Ra…
Theatre critic Wade Bradford sums up “The story of the play’s development is as fascinating as the creative product. In the late 1980s, Paula [Vogel]’s brother discovered h…
Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in Lancaster, PA proclaims that West Side Story is “the musical for anyone who believes in love at first sight.” Theatregoers first fell in love with W…
1. Kristin Chenoweth at Wolf Trap. Performance Date: Friday, August 28, 2015 at 8:00pm. Synopsis:Â With a voice that "slices through the stratosphere like a supersonic jet," (The New York …
The band walked out in period clothing: 1940s suspenders, high-waisted pants, and scoop-neck collars. They settled on stage right in plain view of the audience at NextStop Theatre Company's …
In our politically charged climate, our electoral process can indeed be akin to kabuki theater. Whether a parody, satire, or theatre of the absurd, the upcoming election cycle promises to co…
Tom Teasley's unique rendition of The Adventures of Prince Achmed, originally filmed and directed by Lotte Reininger, and presented at Constellation Theatre is a collaboratively structured w…
VIDEO:Â Mark Beachy interviews Nick Olcott (Director), Evan Casey (Garfield), and Michael J. Bobbitt (Co-writer) about ‘Garfield The Musical with Cattitude’ at Adventure Theatr…
Tying the Knot, a Baltimore Playwrights Festival production now playing at Fells Point Corner Theatre’s Sokal Stage, is about a gay man who decides to marry a woman. With that single p…
I must admit that when I first saw the 2002 Steven Spielberg film Catch Me If You Can starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio, the last thing I suspected was that this crime drama would eve…
Walking into Flashpoint for the production of One in the Chamber feels almost unsettlingly voyeuristic. The black box stage has been transformed into a disorganized suburban dining room, the…
2015 has been a banner year for the return of many popular, 80s New Wave British bands. North American fans are embracing them with full hearts and packed venues, proving that these groups h…
The Addams Family, originally written by Charles Addams, delighted the 1960s television viewers with their unapologetic teasing of middle America. The musical, The Addams Family, Book by Mar…
Annapolis Shakespeare Company is proud to announce the appointment of Lauren Levitt as Managing Director. As of September 8, 2015, Ms. Levitt will be responsible for Fundraising Development …
MD Theatre Guide now offers a self-post events service! For a nominal fee of $1.50, you can post your event on our “Events Calendar Spotlight” page in one of the following cat…
It's probably every actor's dream to skip over what could be tedious and repetitive rehearsals and go straight to the performance. On the other hand, it's probably every actor's nightmare…
Dan Manning is currently in rehearsals at Signature Theatre for their upcoming production of The Fix in which he will be portraying the character of Anthony Gliardi. The show begins…
I first met Luke Pound when he was playing Ed Carmichael in The Park School of Baltimore’s production of You Can’t Take It With You.  I noticed right away that he is ver…
Scotland Yard and London's finest police investigators have their work cut out for them as they are called upon to solve the murder of a mysterious local resident victimized by a so…
Three of the most glorious words in the English language for theatre geeks like me happen to be "a new musical." Â Yes, Rodgers and Hammerstein are great but it's always a pleasure to see …
Tina Stafford is currently performing the role of the accordion playing BaruÅ¡ka in the national tour of Once. The show continues through August 16th at the Kennedy Center’s…
Saving Myself for Steve Martin, showing at Church and Company in Hampden, is produced by Strand Theater Company in partnership with Baltimore Playwrights Festival. This one-woman play wa…