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Courtesy of the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Arts District

What's Next for Baltimore's Cultural Spaces Following COVID-19

Creative community responds with cancellations, postponements, and new procedures.
Christine Jackson | March 13, 2020
Frank Hamilton
Arts & Culture

Claws Out

The Charm City Kitty Club celebrates 17 years of unconventional cabarets.
Celia Spana | June 12, 2019
The touring cast of 'Hamilton.' Hippodrome at France-Merrick Performing Arts Center
Arts District

Don’t Throw Away Your Shot to Catch Hamilton at the Hippodrome

We caught up with the show’s Peggy/Maria ahead of the show’s summer visit.
Christine Jackson | May 08, 2019
Genevieve de Mahy and Ben Kleymeyer of Single Carrot Theatre.Justin Tsucalas
Arts & Culture

On The Move

Pink Milk is a fitting farewell to Single Carrot Theatre’s performance space.
Christine Jackson | April 10, 2019
Events

The List: March 2019

The hottest happenings around town this month.
Kaitlyn Pacheco | February 25, 2019
Photo by Matthew Murphy
Arts District

Bryn Mawr Alum Annie Sherman Talks Playing Anna in The King and I

The Rogers & Hammerstein classic comes to the Hippodrome on February 19.
Christine Jackson | February 11, 2019
James Rouvelle and a student discuss backdrop projections in Falvey Hall.Human Being Productions
Arts District

Little Match Girl Performance Immerses Audience in Completely New Way

Baltimore Choral Arts Society and MICA team up to deliver innovative approach to Hans Christian Andersen story.
Lauren LaRocca | February 06, 2019
Deborah Hazlett at Esther, Bruce Randolph Nelson as Jacob, and Tony Nam as Eric in 'Everything is Wonderful.'Courtesy of Everyman Theatre
Arts District

To Forgive is Divine in Everyman’s “Everything Is Wonderful”

The play set in Amish Country explores forgiveness in the face of deep hurt.
Christine Jackson | February 04, 2019
Marvin Roxas
Arts & Culture

Working Through It

WombWork Productions uses theater to teach and empower.
Christine Jackson | January 09, 2019
Mike Morgan
Arts & Culture

Cameo: Stephanie Ybarra

The new artistic director at Baltimore Center Stage shares her vision for the theater.
Lauren LaRocca | December 27, 2018
Shalyce Hemby
Arts District

Black Nativity Brings Message of Hope to the Motor House

All-black cast delivers powerful songs from classic Langston Hughes work.
Lauren LaRocca | December 19, 2018
One of several birthday celebrations at the local bar in Sweat.Everyman Theatre
Arts District

For Everyman's 'Sweat,' They Built a Working Bar Onstage

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play from Lynn Nottage uses the familiar to take a hard look at our country's past and present
Christine Jackson | November 09, 2018
Kabarett performance.Charm City Fringe
Arts District

Six Things Not to Miss at Charm City Fringe

This annual fest features 11 days of theater throughout Baltimore.
Lauren LaRocca | October 29, 2018
Hunter Canning
Arts & Culture

The List: November 2018

The hottest happenings around town this month.
Kaitlyn Pacheco with Nate Harold, Elle Meyers, and Sanchali Singh | October 29, 2018
Courtesy of Africa Umoja
Arts District

Africa Umoja Brings Spirit of Togetherness to Hippodrome Theatre

South Africa’s vibrant musical legacy comes through in lively performance.
Angela N. Carroll | October 23, 2018
Destroy series, 2018, Gerry Mak.Gerry Mak
Arts District

Culture Club: A WTMD Block Party, Hank Willis Thomas at MICA, and Evil Dead: The Musical

Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world.
Christine Jackson | October 10, 2018
Jakub played by Alicia Williams. Kintz
Arts District

Afro Punk Ballet is a Sci-Fi, Futuristic Opera Like Nothing You've Seen Before

Catch the performance at The Peale Center from October 4-6.
Angela N. Carroll | October 04, 2018
courtesy of The Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center
Events

The List: October 2018

The hottest happenings around town this month.
Kaitlyn Pacheco with Cydney Hayes, Sarah Kim, and Jake Smith | October 01, 2018
Single Carrot Theatre
Arts District

Putin On Ice Brings Laughs and Lies to Single Carrot Theatre

Playwright Lola B. Pierson helps break down exactly what’s going on in her Putin-centric new production.
Christine Jackson | September 21, 2018
Open Studio Tour.School 33 Art Center
Arts & Culture

Your Go-To Guide For the 2018 Fall Arts Season

Don't miss these fall arts events in film, literature, art, theater, music, and more.
Lauren LaRocca | August 30, 2018

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