Some plays are 120 solid minutes of sorrow, showcasing the vulnerable hell that is the human condition. Others ask its members to see themselves as cogs in an oppressive machine and some pla... Read more
Fells Point Corner Theatre opened its 2012-2013 season Friday night with Diane Son’s Stop Kiss to a very appreciative audience. Director Jay Gilman made some very unique, interesting choice... Read more
The Color Purple, the heralded Broadway musical adapted from Alice Walker’s 1982 Pulitizer Prize-winning novel and the tear-inducing film by Steven Spielberg of the same title that starred O... Read more
After seeing the Pumpkin Theatre’s How I Become a Pirate, based on the children’s book by Melinda Long, there is nothing I want more than to become a pirate! I want to walk the plank, swab... Read more
On the eve of Yom Kippur, 1973, the world stands on the brink of war. Egyptian soldiers cross ceasefire lines to the south of Israel, on the West Bank of the Suez Canal, while to the north,... Read more
In 1994, photojournalist Kevin Carter committed suicide shortly after winning the Pulitzer Prize for photographing a starving child in the Sudan. This tragedy speaks volumes of the conflict... Read more
To many of the younger generation, the quest for equality for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender population has only centered on same-sex marriage. Others perhaps are aware of the... Read more
The final play in the Baltimore Playwrights Festival is The Last Shall Be First, produced by Heralds of Hope Theater Company, in residence at Sojourner–Douglass College. The play is based o... Read more
Summer is almost over and so is the Toby’s Dinner Theatre of Baltimore’s production of Grease. But don’t worry, you still have three more weekends to catch all the sha-na-... Read more
In 2007, riots erupted in Kenya as incumbent Kikuyu president Mwai Kibaki was reelected over expected winner and Luo Raila Odinga. In a Kisumu hotel, relief worker Jeff (Mike Ware) tries des... Read more
