Articles Tagged With: McKinley Nance

The Inn at Spotlighters Theatre

Certainly everywhere is somewhere. And after all, isn’t it more important to know whether there will be weather than what the weather will be? Or am I perhaps conflating Norton Juster and upcoming playwright Elliot Kashner. The latter, I think. Though his current new work, The Inn, appearing at The Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre as a part of the summer 2026 Baltimore Playwrights Festival offering, does— to my mind— transport me to my first encounter with NPCs.

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Antigone at Spotlighters Theatre 📷 Matthew Peterson of Machpe Photography

Antigone at Spotlighters Theatre

author: Chris Pence

Fate Works Her Own Dread Work: Antigone at Spotlighters Theatre

“Grief teaches the steadiest minds to waver” – Sophocles, Antigone

Man versus woman, government versus people, morality versus legality. These themes have forever been debated on the theatrical stage, though no discussion has been more powerful than Sophocles’ Antigone, currently in production at Spotlighters Theatre. One of Sophocles’ most cherished works,

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