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Whitney Bashor is currently performing the role of Barbara in the sold out world premiere Sheryl Crow/Barry Levenson musical Diner at Signature Theatre. This is not Whitney first time at …
The set of Samuel D. Hunter's 2012 The Whale, currently playing at Rep Stage's Studio Theatre on the campus of Howard Community College screams, "I don't care anymore." Â An unkempt…
It is with great pleasure that Maryland Citizens for the Arts (MCA) announces the winner of the 2015 Sue Hess Maryland Arts Advocate of the Year Award:Â Brooke Kidd! Since 1992, Bro…
Baltimore, MD " January 14, 2015. Baltimore Shakespeare Factory (BSF) is excited to announce its 2015 season, opening on March 27 with the first-ever production of The Merchant of Veni…
In part, the mission of "In Series," is to bring accessible, affordable theater to the Washington DC area that focuses on classic opera with a modern twist. The 2015 series promises to bring…
Do you simply loooove everything to do with Broadway musicals? The hackneyed plots? The stereotypical characters? The jaw-dropping neglect for historical accuracy? The pathetic attempts to m…
The Vagabond Players present Interlock, a psychological drama written in 1958 by Ira Levin and directed by Roy Hammond, which explores at love, pride, manipulation and loyalty. Interlock ope…
A Washington DC area premiere, In Love and Warcraft by Madhuri Shekar is an engaging, well-constructed, satiric romantic comedy skillfully acted and briskly staged by the No Rules Theatre Co…
Join MD Theatre Guide as we webcast the 15th Annual WATCH Award Nominations Announcement LIVE! LIVE Webcast Time/Date: 7:30 PM, Sunday, January 18, 2013 WATCH by clicking HERE. The presen…
1. Jekyll & Hyde at Spotlighters Theatre. “Spotlighters' Jekyll & Hyde is sure to please, entertain and at times scare you…” – April Forrer. READ review. Synopsis…
After the success of the productions of Chess and Urinetown, I stopped scratching my head over what inspires themes for musicals. So, I now give up my purist views. (You could say that Anyth…
Theatre Project begins the new year with Fortune's Child, a new play written by local playwright Mark Scharf. It is being presented under the auspices of the Actor's Equity Associat…
We are proud to announce the nominees for MD Theatre Guide’s Best of 2014 Readers' Choice Awards! The awards are designed to honor local performing arts, entertainment and education or…
When Tarell Alvin McCraney portrayed his work representing young black men preparing to become leaders in their community, the 34-year-old playwright, (who was chosen last year as a MacArthu…
A Shot in the Dark, smartly directed by Keith Brown of Prince George's Little Theatre, is a light comedy adapted from the 1962 French play L'Idiote by Marcel Archard. A Shot in the Dark o…
Spotlighters Theatre presents Jekyll & Hyde, a musical based on one of the oldest "horror" stories, written in 1886 by Robert Louis Stevenson. The musical, with book and lyrics by Leslie…
Silver Spring Stage has taken on a huge challenge in presenting Orson's Shadow, a play that moves from the heights of humor to the depths of despair and back and centers on world-famous pers…
The Children's Theatre of Annapolis presents The Wizard of Oz, initially an adaptation of the 1900 book, “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” by L. Frank Baum. This musical adaptation i…
 “What the eyes see and the ears hear, the mind believes.” –Harry Houdini And if that is true, then there is a lot to believe in a barrage of sight and sound that compr…
Directed by Donald Hicken, Lady Day at Emersons Bar and Grill is being featured at the Baltimore School for the Arts starring a brilliant and thoroughly believable, sultry, sexy Brittani Arl…
The renaissance of timeless animated Disney musicals occurred during the time of "Beauty and the Beast" more than 20 years ago. There followed the golden age of Disney stage musicals based o…
Director Ethan McSweeny is currently hitting another home run at Shakespeare Theatre Company with what in my opinion is a terrific staging of The Tempest. Previous STC credits include The Me…
Natsu Onoda Power's The T Party had its start as a workshop in the summer of 2013. As such, you'd expect the return of the work "celebrating gender transformation" at the Forum Theatre in Si…
One Night in Miami, written by Kemp Powers, will be opening at Center Stage on January 14. It offers a fictional account of what may have happened in a tiny Miami hotel room on February …
According to the Washington Stage Guild, their production of In Praise of Love is the first Terence Rattigan play produced in Washington, DC since In Praise of Love premiered at the K…
