Spectacle Obscura, a peculiar circus extravaganza by DNA Theatre, brings an evening full of mystery and magic to your eyes. Experience the bizarre lifestyle of the traveling circus as it unfolds act-by-act in an intimate cabaret style performance lead by The Masterful Magician. Watch as aerial artists soar above the crowd, contortionists flex and […]
The festival, running Friday-Sunday, offers some crazy-great new attractions this year By Dan Singer The Baltimore Sun This weekend, Artscape (you know, just “America’s largest free art festival”) will bring an abundance of color and quirkiness to Baltimore for the 33rd year. The annual festival will entertain over 350,000 attendees with a slate of free performances, exhibits
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by John Harding For two hours or so, Ghost: The Musical may have you believing in life after death. But the show’s premiere regional staging at the Drama Learning Center in Columbia enjoyably proves the case for its life after Broadway.And speaking of immortality — how about a big hand for film composer Alex North, whose 1955
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I have been hired by the Drama Learning Center in Columbia, Maryland to design the illusions for their production of GHOST: The Musical. This will be a huge challange for me given that they don’t have a Broadway budget and have an intimate space. I’m looking forward to seeing what I can do for them!
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Today we had our first production meeting for The Exonerated at Vagabond Players in Baltimore. I am really excited to see how I can use music in a cinematic way to enhance this moving production. “The final production of the Vagabond Players’ 98th season, The Exonerated by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen and directed by Josh Shoemaker, opens June
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By Baynard Woods There’s only one thing we Americans love more than anniversaries, and that is assassinations. Since the entire country-and especially the baby boomers, who will never tire of recounting where they were that day-will be getting off on porn-y Zapruder shots of splattered presidential brains on the 50th anniversary of that day in Dallas,
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By: The Bad Oracle Okay, well, Wendy MacLeod’s House of Yes isn’t for everyone. The reason it isn’t, of course, is also one of the work’s central themes: sometimes you just kind of want to fuck your sister. I, however, just love, love, love the shit out of this NSFWish play-it’s a treat to see it staged,
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by Amanda Gunther Define normal. It’s all relative until someone goes and sleeps with their twin sibling and then tries to marry outside of the loony family, right? Putting the fun, or maybe the frightening, in dysfunctional family are those appearing in The Mobtown Players production of The House of Yes. Directed by David Morey, this
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