David Sedaris once said, “what other people call dark and despairing, I call funny.” Mr. Sedaris brought his unique and particular brand of comedy to the Strathmore stage this pa... Read more
Review submitted by Sarah Bourgeois of Westfield High School. A brightly glowing spirit ascends from the heavens at the prayers of an entire town for one man. He’s alone, clinging to t... Read more
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s premiere of “Cirque Goes Hollywood;” a collaborative show featuring Troupe Vertigo was an eclectic assortment of entertainment featuring singers, acrobats, and... Read more
Tom Stoppard’s 1993 play “Arcadia” is a complex work of ideas, and Lumina Studio Theatre’s student ensemble set itself an ambitious task in taking it on for a just-ended weekend run at the S... Read more
“Stark, raving sane.” This phrase (uttered by “The Player” in Act 2) is an apt descriptor of Fells Point Corner Theatre’s current production of Tom Stoppard... Read more
The willy nilly silly old bear is back in “Winnie the Pooh,” a charming one-hour production that’s tailor-made for children at Adventure Theatre MTC. The musical runs through May 26, 2019, a... Read more
That grey cloud that has been hovering over the New York City Ballet for quite a while has lifted – at least it did last night at the Kennedy Center where everything was beautiful at the bal... Read more
Steel slats were not in the American day to day vocabulary merely a few years ago, yet the immobile blinds that litter part of the American-Mexican border are recognizable as soon as a viewe... Read more
I fell in love with the dog. The dog’s name happens to be Dog, and as portrayed by Karen Lange, I just wanted to scoop her up and give her all the treats. Lange gives a performance that is s... Read more
Art Basel is one of the premier art events of the year in Miami Beach. It attracts the ultra-wealthy with its lavish parties and wild festivities. It portrays a relevant backdrop to a modern... Read more
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