Genevieve de Mahy
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Single Carrot Theatre Closes After 15 Years Of Producing Theatre In Baltimore (Jan 25, 2023)
Single Carrot Theatre to Present KISS ME, MR. MUSK at The Baltimore Theatre Project in September (Jul 21, 2022)
Last Chance To Vote For The BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards; Cumberland's RING OF FIRE Leads Best Musical! (Dec 27, 2021)
Single Carrot Theatre Closes After 15 Years Of Producing Theatre In Baltimore (Jan 25, 2023)
Single Carrot Theatre to Present KISS ME, MR. MUSK at The Baltimore Theatre Project in September (Jul 21, 2022)
Last Chance To Vote For The BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards; Cumberland's RING OF FIRE Leads Best Musical! (Dec 27, 2021)
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Single Carrot Theatre Closes After 15 Years Of Producing Theatre In Baltimore
After 15 years of producing vibrant, experiential theatre in Baltimore City, Single Carrot announces its intent to permanently close in the spring. In its 15 year history, SCT has mounted over 60 productions; commissioned and developed numerous new works, organized and hosted community events; participated in three international collaborations; taught in classrooms, libraries, and community centers all over the city; fostered meaningful partnerships with artists, community organizers, and service organizations across Baltimore; and touched the lives of tens of thousands of people through theatre.
After 15 years of producing vibrant, experiential theatre in Baltimore City, Single Carrot announces its intent to permanently close in the spring. In its 15 year history, SCT has mounted over 60 productions; commissioned and developed numerous new works, organized and hosted community events; participated in three international collaborations; taught in classrooms, libraries, and community centers all over the city; fostered meaningful partnerships with artists, community organizers, and service organizations across Baltimore; and touched the lives of tens of thousands of people through theatre.
Single Carrot Theatre to Present KISS ME, MR. MUSK at The Baltimore Theatre Project in September
Single Carrot Theatre will present the opening show of FLOURISH with a devised production titled Kiss Me, Mr. Musk at The Baltimore Theatre Project opening August 19 and running through September 11.
Single Carrot Theatre will present the opening show of FLOURISH with a devised production titled Kiss Me, Mr. Musk at The Baltimore Theatre Project opening August 19 and running through September 11.
Last Chance To Vote For The BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards; Cumberland's RING OF FIRE Leads Best Musical!
This is the last chance to vote for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
This is the last chance to vote for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
Final Weeks To Vote For The BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards; Cumberland's RING OF FIRE Leads Best Musical!
Time is running out to vote for for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
Time is running out to vote for for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Baltimore Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
BWW Review: Suicide Isn't Painless, But It Can Be Funny: EVERY BRILLIANT THING at Single Carrot Theatre
There can be rational decisions to end one’s own life, but when such decisions are driven by most kinds of depression, which by definition are not rational, no one else, especially no one else touched by it, can make sense of it. And no string of “Whys” will bring us closer to an explanation. But comedy can at least supply insight into the dilemma.
There can be rational decisions to end one’s own life, but when such decisions are driven by most kinds of depression, which by definition are not rational, no one else, especially no one else touched by it, can make sense of it. And no string of “Whys” will bring us closer to an explanation. But comedy can at least supply insight into the dilemma.
EVERY BRILLIANT THING to Open Single Carrot Theatre's 14th Season
Single Carrot Theatre will partner with three community organizations supporting people living with mental illness when the Baltimore-based theatre company returns to live theatre September 3 with Every Briliant Thing. September is acknowledged internationally as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Single Carrot Theatre will partner with three community organizations supporting people living with mental illness when the Baltimore-based theatre company returns to live theatre September 3 with Every Briliant Thing. September is acknowledged internationally as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
EVERY BRILLIANT THING to Open Single Carrot Theatre's 14th Season in September
Single Carrot Theatre will return to live theatre with Every Brilliant Thing, opening in outdoor venues September 2 and running through September 26.
Single Carrot Theatre will return to live theatre with Every Brilliant Thing, opening in outdoor venues September 2 and running through September 26.
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Single Carrot Theatre Presents KEEP OFF THE GRASS: [A GUIDE TO SOMETHING]
Single Carrot Theatre opens its first show of season 13 - KEEP OFF THE GRASS: [a guide to something] - on September 24th! Tickets are on sale now, and 15% of all proceeds will go to Baltimore Votes.
Single Carrot Theatre opens its first show of season 13 - KEEP OFF THE GRASS: [a guide to something] - on September 24th! Tickets are on sale now, and 15% of all proceeds will go to Baltimore Votes.
Single Carrot Theatre's WE BROKE UP to be Presented at 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival
Missed out on Single Carrot Theatre's latest virtual live show? we broke up. will perform again at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival (Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Saturday, Sept. 26) throughout the 12-day festival.
Missed out on Single Carrot Theatre's latest virtual live show? we broke up. will perform again at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival (Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Saturday, Sept. 26) throughout the 12-day festival.
Single Carrot Theatre Presents WE BROKE UP at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival
Missed out on Single Carrot Theatre's latest virtual live show? we broke up. will perform again at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival (Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Saturday, Sept. 26) throughout the 12-day festival. Tickets are now on sale for $15.
Missed out on Single Carrot Theatre's latest virtual live show? we broke up. will perform again at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival (Tuesday, Sept. 15 - Saturday, Sept. 26) throughout the 12-day festival. Tickets are now on sale for $15.
Single Carrot Theatre Announces Season 13 The Edge of Something Good!
Single Carrot Theatre announces Season 13: The Edge of Something Good! Keeping in mind the safety of the actors, artists, and audiences - SCT has planned a risk free season that is even more innovative than imaginable!
Single Carrot Theatre announces Season 13: The Edge of Something Good! Keeping in mind the safety of the actors, artists, and audiences - SCT has planned a risk free season that is even more innovative than imaginable!
Single Carrot Theatre Announces A Safe And Socially Distant 13th Season
Single Carrot Theatre announces Season 13: The Edge of Something Good! Keeping in mind the safety of the actors, artists, and audiences - SCT has planned a risk free season that is even more innovative than imaginable!
Single Carrot Theatre announces Season 13: The Edge of Something Good! Keeping in mind the safety of the actors, artists, and audiences - SCT has planned a risk free season that is even more innovative than imaginable!
Single Carrot Theatre Partners With Baltimore Safe Haven For WE BROKE UP Digital Performance
Single Carrot Theatre is now selling tickets to the anticipated final show of the season, we broke up. A percentage of all ticket sales will go to Single Carrot's beloved partner, Baltimore Safe Haven Baltimore Safe Haven a?oeprovides opportunities for a higher quality of life for transgender people in Baltimore City living in survival mode.a??
Single Carrot Theatre is now selling tickets to the anticipated final show of the season, we broke up. A percentage of all ticket sales will go to Single Carrot's beloved partner, Baltimore Safe Haven Baltimore Safe Haven a?oeprovides opportunities for a higher quality of life for transgender people in Baltimore City living in survival mode.a??
Single Carrot Theatre Launches Community Conversations Around MR. WOLF
As part of Single Carrot Theatre's mission, to produce socially relevant theatrical productions while interacting with the community, SCT is building Community Partnerships for each of its site-specific productions in Season 12. These partnerships focus on expanding the exploration of the social significance of the plays beyond the performance, raising awareness on how these issues and themes are at play right here in Baltimore, as well as act as a way to engage the community with the spaces in which productions are taking place.
As part of Single Carrot Theatre's mission, to produce socially relevant theatrical productions while interacting with the community, SCT is building Community Partnerships for each of its site-specific productions in Season 12. These partnerships focus on expanding the exploration of the social significance of the plays beyond the performance, raising awareness on how these issues and themes are at play right here in Baltimore, as well as act as a way to engage the community with the spaces in which productions are taking place.
Single Carrot Theatre Announces Casting For MR. WOLF
Single Carrot Theatre kicks off Season 12 with Rajiv Joseph's powerful play Mr. Wolf, which opens on Friday, September 13. The cast brings together multiple new faces to Single Carrot from the Baltimore theatre community, as well as reunites a creative team from past seasons.
Single Carrot Theatre kicks off Season 12 with Rajiv Joseph's powerful play Mr. Wolf, which opens on Friday, September 13. The cast brings together multiple new faces to Single Carrot from the Baltimore theatre community, as well as reunites a creative team from past seasons.
Mocking a Personality Cult: PUTIN ON ICE at Single Carrot
In a short 2016 profile in American Theatre, Russian emigre director Yury Ornov expounded on the freedoms of theater: 'You can hate people; you can do a hate show about Putin, for example, or about your ex-wife.' It seems that Lola B. Pierson's Putin On Ice (That Isn't the Real Title of This Show) is the hate show about Putin that Urnov, a close associate of Pierson through Baltimore's Acme Corporation, had in mind. (That said, Genevieve de Mahy, the Artistic Director of Single Carrot Theatre, on whose premises that show, a joint production with the Acme Corporation, is now playing, claims in a program note that the idea came from Single Carrot.) In the same profile just mentioned, Ornov emphasized how important and liberating it was to laugh at the things that distress us. Putin On Ice is nothing if not funny, though, as my companion on press night pointed out, there was a risk, throughout most of the show, that the laughs would ultimately obscure the seriousness and the threat of its subject.
In a short 2016 profile in American Theatre, Russian emigre director Yury Ornov expounded on the freedoms of theater: 'You can hate people; you can do a hate show about Putin, for example, or about your ex-wife.' It seems that Lola B. Pierson's Putin On Ice (That Isn't the Real Title of This Show) is the hate show about Putin that Urnov, a close associate of Pierson through Baltimore's Acme Corporation, had in mind. (That said, Genevieve de Mahy, the Artistic Director of Single Carrot Theatre, on whose premises that show, a joint production with the Acme Corporation, is now playing, claims in a program note that the idea came from Single Carrot.) In the same profile just mentioned, Ornov emphasized how important and liberating it was to laugh at the things that distress us. Putin On Ice is nothing if not funny, though, as my companion on press night pointed out, there was a risk, throughout most of the show, that the laughs would ultimately obscure the seriousness and the threat of its subject.
BWW Review: No Escape from the Hall of Mirrors in THE DEATH OF WALT DISNEY at Single Carrot Theatre
Disney's motto is 'Unless you're one of the most important people who ever lived, what's the point?' But there remains no point if you have no consciousness left to enjoy your importance. Hence the sight near the end of doomed Walt struggling to slow down and stretch out indefinitely the experience of his own final moments.
Disney's motto is 'Unless you're one of the most important people who ever lived, what's the point?' But there remains no point if you have no consciousness left to enjoy your importance. Hence the sight near the end of doomed Walt struggling to slow down and stretch out indefinitely the experience of his own final moments.
Truth, Power, And Subversion Take Center Stage In THE DEATH OF WALT DISNEY
Single Carrot Theatre's 11th season continues with A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney. From Lucas Hnath, writer of The Christians and the Tony-award-winning A Doll's House Part 2, The Death of Walt Disney takes audiences deep inside the dark heart of the Disney machine. Far from the sanitized history presented by the Walt Disney Company, Hnath's portrait of the megalomaniac behind the magic is a sharp and blackly comic look at one man's quest for immortality. As the lines of fantasy and reality blur in this dramatic retelling, dramaturg Abigail Cady has worked closely with directors Genevieve de Mahy and Matthew Shea to navigate the murky waters of Walt Disney's life.
Single Carrot Theatre's 11th season continues with A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney. From Lucas Hnath, writer of The Christians and the Tony-award-winning A Doll's House Part 2, The Death of Walt Disney takes audiences deep inside the dark heart of the Disney machine. Far from the sanitized history presented by the Walt Disney Company, Hnath's portrait of the megalomaniac behind the magic is a sharp and blackly comic look at one man's quest for immortality. As the lines of fantasy and reality blur in this dramatic retelling, dramaturg Abigail Cady has worked closely with directors Genevieve de Mahy and Matthew Shea to navigate the murky waters of Walt Disney's life.
Sold-Out PROMENADE: BALTIMORE Adds Extra Shows at Single Carrot Theatre
In response to continued demand for tickets, Single Carrot Theatre will be extending the sold-out Promenade: Baltimore for three performances. The production, which is already the highest-grossing show in Single Carrot's ten-year history, has been praised by critics and audience members alike as innovative, immersive, and moving.
In response to continued demand for tickets, Single Carrot Theatre will be extending the sold-out Promenade: Baltimore for three performances. The production, which is already the highest-grossing show in Single Carrot's ten-year history, has been praised by critics and audience members alike as innovative, immersive, and moving.
BWW Review: Single Carrot's Magical Mystery Tour: A SHORT REUNION
The Therapist, embodied by Paul Diem, launched into a spirited evocation of the art of theater, which morphed into a vision of all life as a work of art. In that spirit, flags and funny hats were passed out to the congregation, as the Therapist stripped down to Superman skivvies and led the whole assemblage out onto Howard Street in a bacchanal, with a motorist honking in rhythm with the syncopation of Faith, and thence back to the theater.
The Therapist, embodied by Paul Diem, launched into a spirited evocation of the art of theater, which morphed into a vision of all life as a work of art. In that spirit, flags and funny hats were passed out to the congregation, as the Therapist stripped down to Superman skivvies and led the whole assemblage out onto Howard Street in a bacchanal, with a motorist honking in rhythm with the syncopation of Faith, and thence back to the theater.
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