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  • ‘Memphis’ at Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-04-04

    Coming to you live from the center of your radio dial – the most sensational show hot off Broadway to hit your Hippodrome Theatre stage – Broadway Across America presents Memphis! The winner of four...

  • Interview of Fanon Hill By Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-04-03

    Art can cross barriers of culture and race and build bridges of understanding. Fanon Hill and his partner Sam Holmes created the Black Male Identity Project – that utilizes the arts, such as painting...

  • Erik Liberman on Playing The Baker in Centerstage’s ‘Into the Woods’ by Joel Markowitz

    Joel Markowitz 2012-04-02

    Erik Liberman has had a very busy year on and off the stage. When I heard he was going to play The Baker in Centerstage’s production of Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods, I jumped on the opportunity...

  • ‘Hotel Cassiopeia’ at Single Carrot Theatre by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-30

    The dark creative eccentricity of shadowbox artist Joseph Cornell comes to life through Hotel Cassiopeia at Single Carrot Theatre. A play written by Charles Mee, infused with exploratory movements...

  • ‘Shovel in the Dirt: A Grave Digger’s Musical (Replotted)’ at The EMP Collective by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-30

    Delve deep into the darkness with The Stillpointe Theatre Initiative’s production of Shovel in the Dirt: A Grave Digger’s Musical (Replotted). Hosted at the EMP Collective of Baltimore, this macabre...

  • Interview with Director Steven J. Satta and Actor Joseph Ritsch of Iron Crow Theatre Company’s ‘The Soldier Dreams’ by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-29

    Steven Satta Fleming is directing Daniel MacIvor’s heartbreaking and funny The Soldier Dreams at Iron Crow Theatre Company, and Steven Satta Fleming is playing Richard.The play is a poignant glimpse...

  • ‘Blood Bound and Tongue Tied’ at Strand Theater Company by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-25

    Be prepared to bring your imagination along for the journey as Strand Theater Company of Baltimore presents Blood Bound and Tongue Tied. Directed by Lindsay Gentry, area playwright Jacqueline E....

  • ‘Lend Me A Tenor’ at The Heritage Players by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-24

    It’s a thunderous orgasm of insane comedy rupturing up from the seasoned talent put on display through The Heritage Players Lend Me a Tenor. With Director Damien Gibbons at the helm, the hysterical...

  • Stage Write: ‘An Interview with Maryland Film Festival’s Rahne Alexander’ by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-24

    Entering its 14th year, Maryland Film Festival is an annual four-day event that takes place the first weekend of each May, presenting top-notch film and video work from all over the world, with...

  • Stage Write: ‘A Chat With Actor Johnny Alonso’ by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-23

    Actor and area native Johnny Alonso discusses with wit and candor how determination and a love for performing took him from fronting a local alt band as a teenager to an industrious career in film and...

  • In ‘Stage Write’: An Interview With Stevenson University’s Chris Roberts by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-21

    Teresa McCormick Ertel interviews Chris Roberts, head of Stevenson University’s Theater Department, about their growing program and tackling the powerful drama, Miss Evers’ Boys. Teresa: Tell me how...

  • ‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ at Fells Point Corner Theatre by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-20

    Actors are crazy people. If you’ve ever met one, befriended one, dated one, you know this. But after you see the Fells Point Corner Theatre’s production of Circle Mirror Transformation you’ll...

  • ‘The Brothers Size’ at Everyman Theatre by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-19

    Tarell Alvin McCraney’s The Brothers Size, directed by Derek Goldman and now playing at Everyman Theatre, is an extremely intense production that takes you deep into the Louisiana south in the distant...

  • ‘Into The Woods’ at Centerstage by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-15

    Once upon a time the great Stephen Sondheim tried his pen at fairytales. Cinderella is on the run from the prince, Jack’s beanstalk adventures leave him cow-less, and Little Red Riding Hood is a...

  • An Interview with Baltimore Theatre Project’s Anne Cantler Fulwiler by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-15

    This weekend, Baltimore Theatre Project (‘BTP’) presents Myth and Infrastructure and Dreaming of Lucid Living by Miwa Matreyek, a live performance with projected animation. This innovative form of...

  • Stage Write: ‘An Interview with Director Kathy McCrory’ by Teresa McCormick Ertel

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-14

    Reisterstown Theatre Project is presenting its spring selection, Narnia – the Musical, with a cast of all ages. The magical production is directed by local teacher Kathy McCrory. The adventure opens...

  • ‘Adapting Cinderella’ at Glass Mind Theatre by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-13

    We are the modern fairytale. But waiting in a New York City subway station for the fairytale to come to us; the fairy godmother to fix our lives – it doesn’t always work that way. And Glass Mind...

  • ‘The Addams Family’ at The France-Merrick Performing Arts Center at The Hippodrome Theatre by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-10

    Every family has one. This family happens to have 25. Broadway Across America takes you into a deep dark hole – and yes, you do want to go there with their astonishing production of The Addams Family....

  • ‘Narnia the Musical’ at Reisterstown Theatre Project by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2012-03-10

    When two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve sit enthroned at Cair Paravel the prophecy of Narnia is fulfilled. Reisterstown Theatre Project’s sets about to fulfill this prophecy with their...

  • An Interview With The Heritage Players’ Katie McIntyre Sheldon and Director Damien Gibbon

    Teresa McCormick Ertel 2012-03-03

    The Heritage Players presents Lend Me A Tenor opening March 16, 2012 at Pice Auditorium in Catonsville, MD. Here, the group’s president, Katie McIntyre Sheldon, and Director Damien Gibbons share a...

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