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  • ‘The Spanish Tragedy’ at The Mobtown Players

    Amanda Gunther 2014-07-12

    Revenge. A dark, twisted and sinister emotion run afoul from the depths of scorn and tragedy; a human emotion vocalized when things go wrong. And despite springtime flooding costing them their...

  • ‘The House of Yes’ at The Mobtown Players by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2013-11-09

    Define normal. It’s all relative until someone goes and sleeps with their twin sibling and then tries to marry outside of the loony family, right? Putting the fun, or maybe the frightening, in...

  • ‘Stage IV’ at The Mobtown Players by Amanda Gunthers

    Amanda Gunther 2013-07-31

    An intriguing new look at life and death and all the things that go with it closes out the 15th season at The Mobtown Players. As a part of their Mobtown Playwright’s Group annual presentation, Stage...

  • Call For Submissions: Mobtown Playwrights Group by Brent Englar

    Guest Author 2013-06-04

    Last season, the play development wing of Baltimore’s Mobtown Players workshopped three new plays. One of them, Madeline Leong’s Stage IV, will receive a full production on the Mobtown stage this...

  • The Mobtown Players Holds Auditions for ‘Stage IV’ on 5/27 and 5/29

    Joel M. 2013-05-20

    Baltimore’s The Mobtown Players are seeking actors for the world-premiere production of Stage IV, a new play by Madeline Leong, directed by Adam Kunsberg. The show will run July 26th through August...

  • ‘The Apple Doesn’t Fall’ at The Mobtown Players by Amanda Gunther

    Amanda Gunther 2013-03-02

    A play-within-a-play, that’s been done. But a play about a theatre company trying to find start-up capital to take their unconventional methods on the road? That might be what you’re getting with The...

  • ‘Bent’ at The Mobtown Players by ZSun-nee Matema

    ZSun-nee Matema 2012-06-11

    The Mobtown Players’ production of Martin Sherman’s Bent, directed with a steady hand bu Will Carson,, is a powerful evening in the theatre. The story of homosexuals in Germany, some of whom would...

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