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Sarah, the tough and gifted photographer at the center of the Donald Margulies 2010 play "Time Stands Still," has seen so much of the world through...
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In the thick of the Great Depression, a new Broadway play took an energetic swing at everything that seemed wrong with the world -- government, big...
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A young man lies inert on a bed, an IV drip his last tether to the world. Periodically, a few curious words emerge from him, confusing his family...
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There's no mistaking a strong new voice in theater, someone who surprises and challenges, who creates fresh ways to examine familiar issues. Tar...
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If love were all, relationships might be terribly boring. That couples are apt to encounter, with some frequency, various frictions of a non-amorou...
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Iron Crow Theatre Company, Baltimore's ensemble troupe devoted to LGBT issues and perspectives, wraps up its first full season with a mostly persua...
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The idea of any intermingling between the social classes so alarmed Plato that he thought it "may be justly termed evil-doing." Funny how that not...
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The truth, Oscar Wilde told us, is rarely pure and never simple. In Arthur Miller's first hit play, "All My Sons," successful businessman Joe Kelle...
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Although he'll always be most famous for his endearing "Peter Pan," the prolific J.M. Barrie deserves wider recognition for his other creations. R...
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The Young Victorian Theatre Company , devoted to the indelible oeuvre of Gilbert and Sullivan, has managed an impressive run in Baltimore, reachin...
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