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Caption: Fun Home making area community theatre debut with Silhouette Stages at Slayton House Theatre under direction of Stephen Foreman and musical direction of Dave Foley.
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Good grief. Somebody call The Stage Manager!
You think all that text went wrongâ you should see all the crazy things that happen on the set of Childrenâs Playhouse of Marylandâs Teh Plaaay That Goes wRoNg.
Thereâs a way things are done when one does a musical. Itâs all been done and itâs all been said.
But not when it comes to this production of Seussical, Stephen Foreman, what in WHO has gotten into your head?
Waitâ strike that! Reverse it? No, thatâs another show, my brainâs a fuzzy mop.
Let me start this thing overâ let me start from the top!
Follow the yellow brick road. Follow the yellow brick road? Follow the yellow brick road! Tra-la-la-la-laâ follow the yellow brick road! And you too can be off to see The Wizard of Oz (youth edition) at Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland this merry month of March. Appearing as the penultimate production in their 2024/2025 season, The Wizard of Oz (youth edition) will take you on a familiar journey down that yellow brick road as Dorothy,
Thereâs so much time so little to do! Wait a minute⌠strike that! Reverse it! Make some time and find your way to Charlie and The Chocolate Factory at Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland this December! The reimagined Roald Dahl classic is now appearing in all its darkly delicious and devious glory on the CPM stage as their winter offering for the 2024/2025 season! Directed by Liz Boyer Hunnicutt with Musical Direction by Charlotte Evans (and live percussion musician Lisa Wood) and Choreography by James Hunnicutt,
author: Amanda N. Gunther
Ainât it a fine life? Carrying the banner to the hall (The lecture hallâ of the admin building!) A mighty fine life! Carrying the banner tough and tall! And boy oh boy is them kids doing exactly that with this brilliant and energetic production of Disneyâs Newsies! You read it here first, folks! And the papes donât lie! Some sensationally talented kids are giving you two weekends worth of summertime entertainment over at Cockpit in Court Jr.
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!
Buckle up for a trip to Northampton as seasoned Technical Director Marc W.
Just below the coralâ sea parents dream of who their kids will be! And live on the stage of Childrenâs Playhouse of Marylandâ you can see how wondrous these talented kids can be! Just as long as youâ JUST KEEP SWIMMING, JUST KEEP SWIMMING, JUST KEEP SWIMMING! And youâd better swim fast if you want a chance at catching this production of Finding Nemo Jr.â several of the performances have sold out!
What if you canât remember the last time you were able to let go, have fun, and just be yourself? Well isnât that exactly what theatre is for? A place to let go, have fun, and just be yourself! And Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland has always been that place for all of the up-and-coming theatrical talents that pass through their doors over in Essex. Celebrating the holiday season with a very special, brand-new-production (written and conceived by their musical director and her father) Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland is thrilled to present Neverland: A New Musical.
They are revolting children! Living revolting times! They sing revolting songs! Using revolting rhymes! And youâve got to get your tickets to see them do their thingâ theyâre stupendous, theyâre greatâ they are REVOLTING! Only in a Roald Dahl musical could you use an adjective like revolting as a pride-of-place badge to describe a wildly talented bunch of kids as they bounce all around the stage with exuberant energy and smashing voices. Which musical is that you ask?
Your majesties! Your majesties! A list of the royal necessities! At the top of that list there simply must be aâ ticket or two to see Cinderella! (Youth Edition) at Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland! The iconic Rogers & Hammerstein classic is proving that impossible things are happening every day with a score of talented young performers parading all across the stage in their ballroom finest trying to catch the eye of his royal highness Prince Christopher Rupert Windemere Vladimir Karl Alexander Francois Reginald Lancelot Hermanâ Herman!?
They got all the ways to be W-I-C-K-E-D! Just get your tickets and youâll see them be W-I-C-K-E-D! Childrenâs Playhouse of Maryland is bringing the house down this holiday season with their production of Disneyâs Descendants. And it is living up to its wicked namesake! Directed by Liz Boyer Hunnicutt with Musical Direction by Charlotte Evans and Choreography by Rachel Miller this thrilling, high-energy, totally upbeat and wildly twisted tale of the children of Disneyâs finest âevilsâ will have you recognizing that bad is the new good all through the holiday season.
This a Bronx Tale and just like they all do, it starts right here on Belmont Avenue. Well, the mockup of Belmont Avenue by way of Dundalk Community Theatre. Making its area premiere, A Bronx Tale: The Musical (Book: Chazz Palminteri, Music: Alan Menken, Lyrics: Glenn Slater) is based on the play of the same name and has the musical atmosphere of Hairspray and Jersey Boys with some plot structures along similar lines.