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Troupe closes season by bringing the Bard to Bowie one last timeAfter three successful seasons, the Annapolis Shakespeare Company is completing its final production as a resident theater com…
Revival set for two-week run at Anne Arundel Community CollegePasadena Theatre Company has an enduring affection for the 1971 musical "Godspell" that ensures the company returns to the show …
The campers formed two single-file lines and practiced a hip-hop dance exercise — kick-step-step, kick-step-step — from one side of the classroom to the other as pulsating beats …
A couple of times during the ambitious production the audience is asked to imagine how poorer our world would be without the legacy of African-American women who raised their voices in song.
Gilbert and Sullivan connoisseurs hold "The Gondoliers" in high regard.
Legendary singing actress Elaine Stritch sings "Something Good."
For a lot of centuries in a row, plays ended in one of two ways: either almost everyone would die, or else almost everyone would get married. In exchange for your shilling, you got the satis…
Infinity Theatre continues to add sparkle to summer theater in Anne Arundel County, as the current show offered by co-producers Alan Ostroff and Anna Roberts Ostroff offers audiences an "adv…
Baltimore's summer season heats up with Annex Theater's "Marat/Sade" and Mobtown Players' "The Spanish Tragedy."
For the seventh time since 1971, when Young Victorian Theatre Company was launched in Baltimore to champion the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan, the company will present "The Gondoliers."
Group of small companies hopes to reclaim abandoned buildingsGroup of small companies hopes to reclaim abandoned buildings
Plans to send representative to Gilbert and Sullivan 'summit' in San FranciscoPlans to send representative to Gilbert and Sullivan 'summit' in San Francisco.
Renovation could make the Havre de Grace Opera House a star attractionRenovation could make the Havre de Grace Opera House a star attraction.
Lyric Opera Baltimore, which scaled back from three productions to two after its 2011-2012 inaugural season, is scaling back again.
At just 24 years old, Ryan Nicotra is changing Harford County’s theater scene.
The project, a digital collection of monologues by playwrights and actors, has been turned into a feature film that premieres on Fandor July 4.
With some new songs and tweaks to the book, the 1997 musical 'Side Show' offers solid entertainment in Kennedy Center/La Jolla Playhouse production.
"Buyer and Cellar" runs through June 29.
It has been said that the United States has never really stopped fighting its Civil War. A glance at any current news source will suggest that we may never be finished with the post-9/11 con…
Exhibit at the Walters showcases artists vying for $25,000 awardExhibit at the Walters showcases artists vying for $25,000 award.
Peabody faculty member calls his new work his 'most personal' Peabody faculty member calls his new work his 'most personal.'
High school troupe has final performance at Howard County Center for the ArtsA blogging frog that is afraid of bees; a game of Michael Bolton tennis; and a fight between Mary Poppins and Cli…
The play about a nervous world where a sniper strikes daily as the evening news starts is given a strong staging by Single Carrot Theatre.
By turns gritty, poetic, opaque and intriguing, the play enjoys nuanced performances in an atmospheric production.
Well-knit cast at Center Stage shines in Baltimore premiere about a gay man, the death of his mother and a zany road trip.