Archive for the ‘Interviews’ Category
A new twist on old history from Round House Theatre
Round House Theatre wraps up its season with a timely, resonant selection timed to coincide with–and to comment on–the national observations of America’s 250th. Penned by the reliably thoughtful, and thought-provoking, Suzan-Lori Parks, the play, Sally & Tom, takes a hard and even uncomfortable look at the truth behind the myths, the reality behind the […]
Iron Crow’s brings THE VIEW UPSTAIRS to Theatre Project
With The View Upstairs, playing at Baltimore Theatre Project through June 14th in a regional-premiere production by Iron Crow Theatre, Max Vernon (music, book, lyrics) has created a time- and genre-bending new musical that both remembers a forgotten past and forges forward into a hopeful future, that both mourns terrible loss and celebrates irrepressible resilience. […]
LUMINOUS DEAD comes to life onstage at The Voxel
An adaptation and staging of Caitlin Starling’s debut sci-fi/horror novel, the Bram Stoker Award-nominated The Luminous Dead, gets its world premiere at The Voxel in Baltimore June 2-7. It’s the brainchild of the creative imagination of Andrew Hungerford–who adapts and helms–along with Distance over Time Theater, and the result of one of the Voxel’s creative […]
Music at Emmanuel commemorates Matthew Shepherd
To mark the beginning of Pride month in Baltimore, Music at Emmanuel is presenting an encore performance of Craig Hella Johnson’s passion oratorio, Considering Matthew Shepard. Christian Lane, Director of Music at Emmanuel, is my guest.
Celebrating America’s birthday with century-plus of Broadway greats
On Sunday, June 28th, the Center for the Arts at Towson University will conclude its Summer at the Center Arts Festival performances with a remarkable look back at more than a century of musical theater greatness, celebrating not only the extraordinary creators–composers, lyricists, performers, producers, directors, and others–who helped to conceive and create this truly […]
Ghostwriting “Mr. Secretary”
Mr. Secretary: From the Potato Fields to the White House is the name of a memoir by Wilbert Bryant, which has been co-written by my guest Julie Wakeman-Linn.
Aristophanes gets a new look at Glass Canon
From May 23 through June 7, Glass Canon Theatre Company is producing a new take on an old classic, with a dynamic new adaptation of Lysistrata, the classic comedy by the ancient Athenian playwright Aristophanes. Directed by Emma Jaster and adapted by Jaster and Gil Mitchell (with assistance from Stephen Halliwell, Sarah Ruden, and others) this […]
Boating Safety 2026
The U.S> Coast Guard Auxiliarty is the volunteer arm of team Coast Guard, and has the primary mission of education he general public on recreational boating safety. More information about the Coast Guard Auxiliary and boating safety can be found at http://cgaux.org . Additional information about boating safety is at http://https//www.safeboatingcouncel.org/resources/recreational-boating-facts/ National safe boating week […]
Ingenious meets Indigenous at Creative Alliance in performances & exhibition
On Saturday and Sunday, May 16th and 17th, Creative Alliance will host to extraordinary live performances as part of an ongoing exhibition in their Rothschild Gallery, “When the Butterflies Would Visit,” conceived and curated by Tavia La Follette and running through June 13th. The live components are Panama Jam, created and performed by JAM, and […]
Strand Theater wraps up season with a launch
The 18th season of Strand Theater Co. in Baltimore finishes with a bang, or at least a Bounce–the world premiere of a new play by Somnia Mari Feral. The play follows a young single mother who returns to her childhood church after a stay in a mental health facility. Seeking stability, she enters a marriage with […]
