David Shoemaker
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A SHAYNA MAIDEL And Companion Art Exhibit Open This Friday At Strand Theater Company (Oct 16, 2019)
Strand Theater Company Continues Season 12 with A SHAYNA MAIDEL (Sep 27, 2019)
BWW Review: THE CRUCIBLE at The Vagabond (Jun 7, 2019)
A SHAYNA MAIDEL And Companion Art Exhibit Open This Friday At Strand Theater Company (Oct 16, 2019)
Strand Theater Company Continues Season 12 with A SHAYNA MAIDEL (Sep 27, 2019)
BWW Review: THE CRUCIBLE at The Vagabond (Jun 7, 2019)
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A SHAYNA MAIDEL And Companion Art Exhibit Open This Friday At Strand Theater Company
The Strand Theater Company proudly presents the Second installment of its 12th consecutive season as the only brick-and-mortar company celebrating women's diverse voices and perspectives a?" a production of A Shayna Maidel by Barbara Lebow, directed by Melissa McGinley.
The Strand Theater Company proudly presents the Second installment of its 12th consecutive season as the only brick-and-mortar company celebrating women's diverse voices and perspectives a?" a production of A Shayna Maidel by Barbara Lebow, directed by Melissa McGinley.
Strand Theater Company Continues Season 12 with A SHAYNA MAIDEL
The Strand Theater Company presents the Second installment of its 12th consecutive season as the only brick-and-mortar company celebrating women's diverse voices and perspectives a?" a production of A Shayna Maidel by Barbara Lebow, directed by Melissa McGinley.
The Strand Theater Company presents the Second installment of its 12th consecutive season as the only brick-and-mortar company celebrating women's diverse voices and perspectives a?" a production of A Shayna Maidel by Barbara Lebow, directed by Melissa McGinley.
BWW Review: THE CRUCIBLE at The Vagabond
Fake news circa 1692. No one is safe when the accusations start flying in superstitious Salem.
Fake news circa 1692. No one is safe when the accusations start flying in superstitious Salem.
BWW Review: A Rewarding and Ambitious JERUSALEM at Fells Point Corner Theatre
Even though sometimes funny, even to the extent of farce, and filled with a manic vitality, Jerusalem is not easy theater, but it is infinitely rewarding. It will be surely be one of the most ambitious shows local audiences see in this new year.
Even though sometimes funny, even to the extent of farce, and filled with a manic vitality, Jerusalem is not easy theater, but it is infinitely rewarding. It will be surely be one of the most ambitious shows local audiences see in this new year.
Photo Flash: First Look at FPCT's JERUSALEM
St. George's Day in England, the Morning of the county fair, the local drifting soul and pied piper of chaos Johnny "Rooster" Byron stirs the souls of his countrymen to forego the comforts of modern suburban life and raise their spirits in the countryside. His family want to spend the day with him, thugs want to teach him a lesson, the authorities want rid of him, but Rooster just wants more out of life. Having played on the West End and then to Broadway (and back to the West End), Jerusalem is a darkly comic and modern meditation on the spirit of a nation.
St. George's Day in England, the Morning of the county fair, the local drifting soul and pied piper of chaos Johnny "Rooster" Byron stirs the souls of his countrymen to forego the comforts of modern suburban life and raise their spirits in the countryside. His family want to spend the day with him, thugs want to teach him a lesson, the authorities want rid of him, but Rooster just wants more out of life. Having played on the West End and then to Broadway (and back to the West End), Jerusalem is a darkly comic and modern meditation on the spirit of a nation.
FPCT Presents JERUSALEM By Jez Buttersworth
St. George's Day in England, the Morning of the county fair, the local drifting soul and pied piper of chaos Johnny "Rooster" Byron stirs the souls of his countrymen to forego the comforts of modern suburban life and raise their spirits in the countryside. His family want to spend the day with him, thugs want to teach him a lesson, the authorities want rid of him, but Rooster just wants more out of life. Having played on the West End and then to Broadway (and back to the West End), Jerusalem is a darkly comic and modern meditation on the spirit of a nation.
St. George's Day in England, the Morning of the county fair, the local drifting soul and pied piper of chaos Johnny "Rooster" Byron stirs the souls of his countrymen to forego the comforts of modern suburban life and raise their spirits in the countryside. His family want to spend the day with him, thugs want to teach him a lesson, the authorities want rid of him, but Rooster just wants more out of life. Having played on the West End and then to Broadway (and back to the West End), Jerusalem is a darkly comic and modern meditation on the spirit of a nation.
Photo Flash: Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents CHARLEY'S AUNT
With an original, record-breaking run of 1,466 performances in 4 years at the Theatre Royal in London, 1892, Charley's Aunt has enjoyed several revivals, translations, and film adaptations, and has charmed audiences for over a century. Two young men, Jack and Charley, scheme to catch the admiration of two young ladies by inviting them to meet Charley's worldly and wealthy aunt for dinner. When, at the last minute, Charley's aunt must cancel her visit, leaving the girls without a chaperone, Jack and Charley quickly convince their friend, Fancourt Babberley, to don a wig, a skirt, and a feminine air. All seems to be solved, until the real aunt turns up, and hilarity ensues. A classic farce for the whole family!
With an original, record-breaking run of 1,466 performances in 4 years at the Theatre Royal in London, 1892, Charley's Aunt has enjoyed several revivals, translations, and film adaptations, and has charmed audiences for over a century. Two young men, Jack and Charley, scheme to catch the admiration of two young ladies by inviting them to meet Charley's worldly and wealthy aunt for dinner. When, at the last minute, Charley's aunt must cancel her visit, leaving the girls without a chaperone, Jack and Charley quickly convince their friend, Fancourt Babberley, to don a wig, a skirt, and a feminine air. All seems to be solved, until the real aunt turns up, and hilarity ensues. A classic farce for the whole family!
Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents CHARLEY'S AUNT By Brandon Thomas
With an original, record-breaking run of 1,466 performances in 4 years at the Theatre Royal in London, 1892, Charley's Aunt has enjoyed several revivals, translations, and film adaptations, and has charmed audiences for over a century.
With an original, record-breaking run of 1,466 performances in 4 years at the Theatre Royal in London, 1892, Charley's Aunt has enjoyed several revivals, translations, and film adaptations, and has charmed audiences for over a century.
BWW Review: THE QUICKENING at Fells Point Corner Theatre
A young woman and her baby are in danger as it becomes increasingly evident they are being haunted.
A young woman and her baby are in danger as it becomes increasingly evident they are being haunted.
Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents THE QUICKENING
Few things frighten and intrigue as much as a ghost story, but incorporating new, thought-provoking questions around the idea of what happens after death can turn a plot into something special. "The Quickening" takes these questions in unexpected directions certain to keep audiences at the edge of their seats. It is the story of a pregnant woman who moves into a new home in Richmond, Virginia, only to discover that all is certainly not as it seems. She faces challenge after challenge with the help of her mother, and her mathematician neighbor, all the while standing against the skepticism of her husband, who has little faith in the "unexplained".
Few things frighten and intrigue as much as a ghost story, but incorporating new, thought-provoking questions around the idea of what happens after death can turn a plot into something special. "The Quickening" takes these questions in unexpected directions certain to keep audiences at the edge of their seats. It is the story of a pregnant woman who moves into a new home in Richmond, Virginia, only to discover that all is certainly not as it seems. She faces challenge after challenge with the help of her mother, and her mathematician neighbor, all the while standing against the skepticism of her husband, who has little faith in the "unexplained".
Photo Flash: Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents 10X10X10
Point Corner Theatre is proud to present their annual 10 minute play festival, 10x10x10! Our ten minute play festival has sold out so many times over the last two years we had to move it to our downstairs stage! 10x10x10 is fast becoming a staple in the Baltimore theater community, and we could not be prouder to give these new plays a home.
Point Corner Theatre is proud to present their annual 10 minute play festival, 10x10x10! Our ten minute play festival has sold out so many times over the last two years we had to move it to our downstairs stage! 10x10x10 is fast becoming a staple in the Baltimore theater community, and we could not be prouder to give these new plays a home.
Fells Point Corner Theatre Presents 10X10X10
Fells Point Corner Theatre is proud to present their annual 10 minute play festival, 10x10x10! Our ten minute play festival has sold out so many times over the last two years we had to move it to our downstairs stage! 10x10x10 is fast becoming a staple in the Baltimore theater community, and we could not be prouder to give these new plays a home.
Fells Point Corner Theatre is proud to present their annual 10 minute play festival, 10x10x10! Our ten minute play festival has sold out so many times over the last two years we had to move it to our downstairs stage! 10x10x10 is fast becoming a staple in the Baltimore theater community, and we could not be prouder to give these new plays a home.
Local Playwrights Take the Spotlight in FPTC's 2017 10x10x10 Festival
Fells Point Corner Theatre presents on its Sokal Stage 10x10x10 by local playwrights.
Fells Point Corner Theatre presents on its Sokal Stage 10x10x10 by local playwrights.
Fells Point Corner Theatre to Present TRUST by Steven Dietz
Fells Point Corner Theatre will present Trust by Steven Dietz.
Fells Point Corner Theatre will present Trust by Steven Dietz.
Fells Point Corner Theatre to Present TRUST by Steven Dietz
Fells Point Corner Theatre will present Trust by Steven Dietz.
Fells Point Corner Theatre will present Trust by Steven Dietz.
Mark Scharf's THE STRANDED HOURS Set for Reading at Spotlighters Theatre
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights Reading Series presents a staged reading of Mark Scharf's new play THE STRANDED HOURS, featuring Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, and Michael Zemarel. Directed by Mark Scharf.
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights Reading Series presents a staged reading of Mark Scharf's new play THE STRANDED HOURS, featuring Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, and Michael Zemarel. Directed by Mark Scharf.
Mark Scharf's THE STRANDED HOURS Set for Reading at Spotlighters Theatre
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights Reading Series presents a staged reading of Mark Scharf's new play THE STRANDED HOURS, featuring Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, and Michael Zemarel. Directed by Mark Scharf.
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights Reading Series presents a staged reading of Mark Scharf's new play THE STRANDED HOURS, featuring Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, and Michael Zemarel. Directed by Mark Scharf.
BWW Review: ALL MY SONS at The Vagabond Players
How characters view life and the value they place on it is at the core of Arthur Miller's ALL MY SONS, directed by Michael Byrne Zemarel at the Vagabond Players Theater in Baltimore.
How characters view life and the value they place on it is at the core of Arthur Miller's ALL MY SONS, directed by Michael Byrne Zemarel at the Vagabond Players Theater in Baltimore.
Vagabons Players to Open 101st Season To Open in Renovated Theatre with ALL MY SONS
The Vagabond Players will open a newly renovated Theatre, Friday, September 9, with Arthur Miller's classic drama, All My Sons.
The Vagabond Players will open a newly renovated Theatre, Friday, September 9, with Arthur Miller's classic drama, All My Sons.
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights to Present Staged Reading of STILL POINT
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights 2016 presents a staged reading of STILL POINT, a new play by Mark Scharf. Directed by Lance Lewman and featuring Ryan Gunning, Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, Mike Zemarel, and Kathryn Zoerb.
The Dramatists Guild Baltimore Footlights 2016 presents a staged reading of STILL POINT, a new play by Mark Scharf. Directed by Lance Lewman and featuring Ryan Gunning, Rachel Roth, David Shoemaker, Mike Zemarel, and Kathryn Zoerb.
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