Articles Tagged With: Carrie Shade

An Ideal Husband at The Colonial Players

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You are cordially invited to the final dress ball of London’s 1894 season hosted at the illustrious grand estate of Sir Robert Chiltern. Do come prepared to gossip, scandalize, and be gossiped and scandalized about.

Translation? The Colonial Players of Annapolis is kicking off their 77th season (Time & Transformation) with a production of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband, directed by Greg Jones. While not as farcical or tickling as The Importance of Being Earnest,

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Bump at Colonial Players of Annapolis

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author: Lucille Blumberg

“Man plans, God laughs.” It’s a sentiment that lingers long after the final blackout of Colonial Players’ Bump, a heartfelt, sharply insightful, and quietly profound exploration of childbirth across centuries and circumstances. Bump isn’t just about pregnancy—it’s about the plans people make, the expectations they cling to, and the unpredictable, beautiful, chaotic truth of how life enters the world anyway. Audiences left the theater reminded of how universal and individual this experience is—and how stories,

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