7,144 stories from Maryland Theatre Guide
What’s in a name? Quite a bit, as Shakespeare asked and Gilbert & Sullivan discovered when they premiered Ruddigore in 1882. The Victorian Lyric Opera Company (VLOC) will present t…
A young couple, childless, in desperate need of a sense of family; their friends, recently married, who want to help; and a mysterious African neighbor, well-meaning but cursed with a poor s…
RIOT! Hello Paramore, Hayley Williams is back and sweeping the world with her magnetic presence once again! On Monday, May 11, Williams and her crew set the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall S…
Barrett Wilbert Reed is currently portraying the role of Fraulein Sally Bowles at Signature Theatre in the landmark Kander/Ebb/Masteroff musical Cabaret. The production runs through June 28t…
Everything is fair in love and war-especially in Richard Nelson’s Chess. Director Lisa Anne Bailey, uses the game of chess as a moral lesson in her adaptation of this love story. Ea…
1. 1776 at Toby's Dinner Theatre. “an important musical.” – Mark Beachy READ review. Synopsis: The signing of the Declaration of Independence, a groundbreaking event …
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Spotlighters' production of Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris is a vivid tour through the passionate and mirthful soul of post-war Belgiam. Director/Choreographer Timoth…
A new work of theatre art is a singularly unpredictable event. Even after it is onstage, it is still essentially a work in progress, so is it fully baked? And the thought always occurs t…
The collaboration between the music of Lee Pockriss and the lyrics of Anne Croswell, Ernest In Love at Colonial Players of Annapolis is a light musical comedy based on O…
Move over Annie, a new comic-strip based musical is in town at the Dundalk Community Theatre and it's so good, it's creepy! The Addams Family, based upon the 1930's comic-strip by Charles Ad…
“What happens to a dream deferred?” asks Langston Hughes in his 1951 poem “Harlem” that addresses the suppression of African-Americans obtaining “The American D…
You think that all the fighting in Congress that occurs in trying to pass a bill is new? Â Well, think again. Â Our forefathers fought long and hard to get the Declaration of Independenc…
1. On Approval at Washington Stage Guild. “…witty urbane back and forth and classic one-liners.” – Brian Bochicchio. READ review. Synopsis: A comedy of (bad)…
We all know about pirated music, but what about pirated Shakespeare? Taffety Punk’s production of Hamlet is not the story we all know so well, but rather, a gripping depiction of a hig…
The spring offering from Washington Theatre Guild is a step back to the classical age of the 1920s, a time of postwar change and a heightened appreciation of the arts and social mobility.Â�…
Memorial Players' presents the grand musical The King and I, written in 1951 by the famous team Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II and based on the 1944 novel Anna and the King o…
If you tell people you are going to a Spandau Ballet concert, the usual reaction is, "who?" "Remember the song 'True?'" "Oh, YES! Loved that song! Whatever happened to them?" Maybe they will…
Center Stage's leadership has decided to get involved in the healing of Baltimore with a free community performance of Bob Marley songs by the cast of Marley tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. The loc…
Mykal Kilgore is currently preparing to make his Centerstage debut as Stevie Wonder in the world premiere musical Marley, which begins performances May 7th in Baltimore. On Broadway, Myka…
1. Closet Land by Factory 449 at Anacostia Arts Center. “…it is a chair gripping, hair-raising, horrifically intense production that you cannot afford to miss.” –�…
I can think of no more timely or masterfully presented play to recommend anyone go see than Factory 449's riveting rendition of Radha Bharadwaj's Closet Land, directed by Rick Hammerly, and …
Women’s role in the French Revolution is generally remembered to be the image of the fictional Lady Liberty in the famous Delacroix painting, hoisting the tri-colored flag, leading the…
The show will go on in Baltimore but not without a few changes. The recent unrest in the city of Baltimore has prompted the city to impose a mandated curfew from 10pm to 5am starting this ev…
Tally Sessions is currently playing the classic musical theatre role of Billy Bigelow in Carousel at Olney Theatre Center. Tally has been seen on Broadway in Big Fish and The House …
