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Whether you're a vocalist who strums a six-string and croons Taylor Swift, a member of an indie-folk duo, or a bassist in a rafter-shaking rock band, there are only so many places in Baltimo…
The founder and long-standing artistic director for Everyman Theatre in Baltimore announced his retirement plans in a letter to supporters.
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has begun bargaining its first musicians' contract since the 2019 financial crisis and 12-week lockout.
R&B group Silk and British rapper Stefflon Don have been added to the 49th annual AFRAM festival lineup.
Pride Month is officially here, and with it comes a wide variety of activities to celebrate.
'John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only!' by 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner premiered at Baltimore Center Stage.
'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner's world premiere play about presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth opens this week at Center Stage
The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has received one of the largest gifts in its history: $5 million to expand OrchKids and other education programs.
"Madison & Cathedral" follows the "daily triumphs, challenges, and growth of young artists across disciplines" like music, dance, theatre, film and visual arts.
A musical comedy inspired by Luigi Mangione is set to debut next month in California " illustrating how the Towson native accused of stalking and fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian …
Maryland Opera was formed from the ashes of the former Baltimore Opera Company, which abruptly liquidated its assets and shut down during the 2008 recession.
Baltimore's Juvenile Justice Drama Club empowers incarcerated teens, helping them build empathy and hope through theater and creative expression.
State analysts are recommending that the legislature cut the arts budget by 1.5% next year-- but maintain a controversial funding formula.
Stevie Walker-Webb Baltimore Center Stage artistic director
The local arts scene is reacting to President Donald Trump's efforts to redraw the national arts landscape during the first month of his second term " initiatives that, if successful, are li…
Rubenstein posted on social media Thursday after the center's longtime president, Deborah F. Rutter, was fired from her position.
About 600 Maryland arts lovers will lobby state legislators Thursday to reject a plan they fear could wreak havoc on the state's arts ecosystem.
After 138 years, a lost opera by the Black American composer Edmond Dédé finally gets its world premiere " and a performance in College Park.
Stanley Weiman, an actor who played Tevye in 'Fiddler on the Roof' and was a 'pillar' of Everyman Theatre, died of heart failure Jan. 8. He was 90.
The 12-year-old Towson resident and Bryn Mawr student will star in the touring production of "Annie" at Baltimore's Hippodrome Theatre from Jan. 7 to 12.
Anthony M. "Tony" Carey, an attorney and legal ethics specialist who was a founder of the Baltimore School for the Arts, died on Christmas at his Inner Harbor home. He was 89.
Funding for arts education in Maryland public schools continues to be fraught with pitfalls, and the Blueprint for Maryland's Future education plan complicates it further.
Ruth Walsh, an actress who appeared on local stages but was instantly recognized for her voice on the "More Parks Sausages, Mom" commercial, died Dec. 12 at Roland Park Place. She was 99.
David Schweizer, a theater director who championed emerging playwrights and worked at Baltimore Center Stage, died Dec. 5 in New York City. He was 74.
Milton A. Dugger Jr. keeps alive the legacy of West Baltimore's iconic Royal Theater, where he witnessed legendary performances in the 1960s, through annual musical events celebrating its ri…
