They say you canāt remember pain. Maybe you canāt remember pleasure either. What does it matter, itās all glitter anyway, isnāt it? What day is it? I scarcely know myself. Thursday, I think. Likely Friday by the time this makes print. Likely Friday by the time this show opens. Truth or illusion, though that might be the wrong Albee. Have to keep these things delicately balanced, you know. If youāre looking for something theatrically impressive,
āBills donāt care about the holidays, Virginia.ā Not quite the same ring as that line about truly there is a Santa Claus. But then again, this isnāt exactly your grandfolksā Christmas Carol either. A glorious blending of the macabre meets the holidays, which is sort of what Dickens intended when he wrote A Christmas Carol so many Christmas pastsā ago, or at least thatās how it turned outā what with the ghosts and all.
Everybody needs to expose themselves to different points of view. Thereās nothing wrong with that. Itās essential. But what happens when the viewpoints are so skewed thereās no good side to take? What happens when no matter whose viewpoint you see a scenario through youāre in the wrong? Itās exactly that type of dialogue that WFB Productions is attempting to encourage with their production of David Mametās Oleanna. Referred to as ānot-your-mamaāsā Oleanna,
Not your fatherās root beer. Not your grannyās bingo. Not your mamaāsā Oleanna!? The David Mamet play, which I can recall studying a bit during my BFA program at UMBC (though I donāt think Iāve ever actually seen or reviewed live on stage) is coming to the Motor House for a limited three-performance engagement. With a brand new theatre company, getting its feet wet and spreading its theatrical wings. WFB Productionsā a family-run small professional company founded by M.
Your mind is boundless. Allow this notion to guide you closure to the fullness of you. Or allow Rapid Lemon Productions and their first live on-stage performance of 2021 to guide you to the fullness of you. After over a yearās hiatus from live, in-person, on-stage performances due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, Rapid Lemon Productions is back in action with a world premiere of Serious Adverse Effects by upcoming playwright Derek Lee McPhatter.
There are somethings that you cannot put into words;
experiencing the joy of a world premiere is one of those things. Rapid Lemon
Productions presents the world premiere of Give Me Moonlight by Ariel
Mitchell. This surrealist tale of historical happenings in rooted in the truth
of Albert and Bessie Johnson, who eventually built a castle in Death Valley. Directed
by Noah Silas, the play features just four actors and carries a loosely woven
narrative of hope and despair,
Deadites always like to get their freak on! And when they
get together, they do the NECRONOMICON!!! Itās that time of yearā thatās right,
fellow S-Mart shoppers! Time to pick up your BOOM Stick, lend good olā Ash a
hand, andā what the f*ck was that!? OH. It was Deer in the Spotlight Productions
bringing their sold-out sensational annual production of Evil Dead: The
Musical to Baltimore for just two weekends this October.
What the f**k was that?!? The theatreās filled with zombies!
What the f**k was that?!? And thereās blood upon your shoe!
It can only be the cult classic Evil Dead: The Musical reincarnated for its third year, now appearing live with Deer in the Spotlight Productions! This year with TWO BLOODY LOCATIONS. Directed by Bob Denton & Bambi Johnson, with Musical Direction by Shane Jensen,
Nubia will never die! And Baltimoreās own ArtsCentric is making sure of this is a known fact in their production of Aida, with music by Elton John, Lyrics by Tim Rice, and book by Linda Woolverton, Robert Falls, and David Henry Hwang. Kevin S. McAllister, Cedric D. Lyles, and Shalyce N. Hemby skillfully band together to bring a first-rate rendition of this timeless love story.
Kevin S. McAllister does a masterful job with his direction of this production.
Listen to the beat and youāll hear whatās in their soul! Live from the center of your radio dialā just at the tippy-top end of Station North coming to you directly from The Motor Houseā ArtsCentric is bringing you the sensational smash hit musical Memphis. Directed by Kevin S. McAllister with Musical Direction by Cedric D. Lyles and Choreography by Torens Johnson, this stellar production is the music of your soul like youāve never heard heart and soul and rock and roll and rhythm and blues before.