Everything I learned that gets me through the worst, I learned at my Mamaâs knee. And I invite her along plenty to come see musical theatre, out and about with me. And while she couldnât make it to the opening of Cockpit in Courtâs Footlooseâ my Mama says, it doesnât matter, if youâre a first-timer or you been there before, you better get your tickets to see that show, before they ainât got tickets no more!
They will make you see how the world could be, in spite of the way that it is. They will sing you a song so beautiful that it brings the world back into tune. And where are you going? Youâre going way downâ Hadestown (Teen Edition) â way down under the ground. 21 young performers, one old, sad songâ and theyâre gonna tell it. Theyâre gonna tell it again. Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland is living it up on top with their stellar and sensationally charged production of Hadestown (Teen Edition) and it will move your heart,
When is soon? Well, sometime between now and later, of course! But youâd better not wait until laterâ because the time is NOW! To get your tickets to see the delightfully heartfelt production of A Year With Frog and Toad (TYA-edition) at Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland. Directed by Liz Boyer Hunnicutt, with Musical Direction by Charlotte Evans, and Choreography by Lauren Stuart, this quaint and charming little musical details its namesake based on the illustrated childrenâs books by Arnold Lobel.
Well leapinâ lizards! Itâs a Christmas miracle that Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland still has a ticket or two for their wonderful production of Annie next weekend! Aww, gee. You donât have tickets yet? Aww, gee. You better not wait! Theyâre flying off the {digital} shelf faster than FDRâs new deal! Directed by Liz Boyer Hunnicutt with Musical Direction by Charlotte Evans and Choreography by Lauren Stewart, this time-honored musical theatre classic, is the perfect show for the Christmas season and is full of wonderfully talented young performers just radiating their best sunshine-positivity all over the stage!
Down here all the fish is happy! As aft âcross the stage they roll! They bringinâ you lotsa joy hereâ having fun in this show and thatâs their goalâ such wonderful things surround themâ right there on the Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland floor! Theyâre talented an havinâ a blast there! What more is your looking for? Are you ready to go under the sea with CPMâs season-opener for their 2025/2026 seasonâ Disneyâs The Little Mermaid?
We canât controlâ our destinyâ we should trust our soulâ our only goalâ is just to beâ and in this case it should be just to be at Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland for their final production of the 24th (2024/2025) mainstage seasonâ a true seasons of love productionâ Rent (school edition.) One ofâ if not theâ most evocative and powerful performance to cross the CPM stage this side of the pandemic, Rent (school edition) is giving genuine vibes,
Step aside, Cinderella! Move over, Imelda Marcos! Because Dundalk Community Theatre is here! And they are lighting up the stage like a live wire with Lolaâs Kinky Boots! Directed by Roger Schulman, with Musical Direction by Catina Ramis McLagan, and Choreography by Rachel Miller, this stunning production of a gloriously heartwarming tale invites you to embrace yourself for who you are, live your best life, and to simplyâ just be!
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âYou work real hard and the pays real low⌠and every hour goes oh so slow⌠and at the end of the day thereâs nowhere to goâŚâ but to Cockpit in Courtâs production of Avenue Q! This raunchy and hilarious musical by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx is a modern adult take on the classic Sesame Street formula: adorable puppets living their day-to-day lives⌠It just so happens that these puppets live in the real world,
Theyâre live in living color! Dundalk Community Theatreâs got something special on tonight! Theyâre live in living colorâ âcause life ainât lived in black and white. Their production of Catch Me if You Can is live in living color and itâs something you should see! Itâs God damn and gumbo fabulousâ it wonât fit in your TV! Directed by Robert W. Oppel, with Musical Direction by Cecile Audette, and smashing choreography by Vincent Musgrave,