Baltimore Theater

Our theater critic sizes up the National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre's first live stage production, staged in a Dundalk cineplex, of three of Poe's well-known tales of suspense and horror.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Baltimore center Stage's new production of Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1938 drama about the people in a fictional American small town.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck spotlights Ms. Son's complex drama about an enduring love that survives a shocking assault.

William Donald Schaefer, the musical? You heard that right! ‘Do It Now!’ chronicles highlights of the life of Baltimore’s memorable mayor; it’s part of the Baltimore Playwrights festival. We talk with the director and the songwriter to get a preview!

Our theater critic sizes up the quirky 2014 comedy that features some frantic costume changes — both on and off the stage — at Frederick's Maryland Ensemble Theatre.

Our theater critic sizes up the Spotlighters' live bill of eight short plays by local playwright Mark Scharf.

A century-old but timeless play about the toll of racism on a Black family is newly adapted for the modern stage.

This popular tale of female friendship is Everyman Theatre's first live production in more than a year.

A world premiere from playwright Charlayne Woodard about a Black woman and her mother.

Derek Lee McPhatter's play follows a scientist pursuing an unconventional cure for a mysterious disease.