Articles Tagged With: The Voxel

Doll Parts… at The Voxel

Reviews July 22, 2026 Amanda N. Gunther

“Change doesn’t come whispered in your ear; it comes as a hurricane.” There was more to that strikingly profound quote but at the risk of butchering Nikki Ann Hartman’s beautiful phraseology, I’ll leave it there. It was one of several, one of many, one of more than a handful that really stuck with me while experiencing Doll Parts… a one{trans}-woman show at The Voxel in Baltimore City last night. A friend of mine likes to tease me about how I struggle with the difference between a couple,

Anatomy of Performance: An Interview with Nikki Ann Hartman on Her New Work Doll Parts… at The Voxel

Interviews July 15, 2026 Amanda N. Gunther

A one-[trans]-woman show about memory, becoming, and transitioning gender in later life. If that sounds like a show that has piqued your interests, then Doll Parts… appearing at The Voxel in Baltimore from July 21st through July 25th 2026 is the show for you. Written and performed by Nikki Ann Hartman (Founding Artistic Director of The People’s Repertory Theatre Company) this new work will debut as a part of the summer residency program offered at The Voxel.

Vesper: Luu Pham being lifted, L to R: Alix Fenhagen, Ally Ibach, Chelsea Thaler, Matthew Williams, Parker Matthews, Hailey Withrow 📷 Kiirstn Pagan

Vesper at The Voxel

Reviews October 18, 2025 Amanda N. Gunther 2 Comments

Do you know the feeling when day turns to night?

A question posed in the ethereal menagerie that is Vesper, a dream play, a new work premiering at The Voxel in Baltimore’s Remington neighborhood. Conceived and Directed, or dare I say dreamed, by Jarod Hanson (with a co-productive assist from The Acme Corporation and assistant directorship from Brandice Thompson) this masterfully articulate and evocative work of living theatricality encapsulates the essence of the rich,

I Will Eat You Alive at Interrobang Productions ???? Kiirstn Pagan

I Will Eat You Alive at Interrobang Theatre

Reviews January 31, 2024 Angelica Peaco

As a plus sized person, I have spent many years wrestling with my self-confidence and sense of belonging in a world that condemns any body type that is not considered “normal”. Being a fat girl meant that I was different, an outcast, ugly and in certain spaces, unwelcome. I Will Eat You Alive, a new play written and directed by Katie Hileman, brilliantly tackles the societal, familial and personal pressures that fat women like me experience from early childhood through adulthood.

L to R, Front to Back - Alix Fenhagen, Britt Olsen-Ecker, Molly Margulies, Hailey Withrow, Jem Creuzter; Meghan Stanton, Heather Morrison ???? Kiirstn Pagan

The Lights Went Out Because of a Problem: A Found Opera at The Acme Corporation

Reviews December 4, 2023 Amanda N. Gunther

Merriam-Webster defines the word Opera as a noun— “…a drama set to music and made up of vocal pieces with orchestral accompaniment and orchestral overtures and interludes.” Merriam-Webster also defines theatre as— well, a whole lot, see here for yourself, but the one I like the best is definition 5b— Spectacle sense— 1a (dramatic or theatrical quality or effectiveness) followed by 5c— entertainment in the form of a dramatic or diverting situation or series of events.