Switchfoot launches fall tour at Ram’s Head Live
Grammy Award-winning San Diego rock band Switchfoot kicked off their Vice Verses fall tour at Ram’s Head Live this month. The
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Stephanie Taylor moved to the Washington/Baltimore area straight out of journalism school more than a decade ago. Originally drawn to the bright lights and murky glamor of politics, she quickly discovered she’d rather be writing about stage lights. Theater became her first and most beloved beat. Throughout her career, she’s covered everything from international affairs to pop culture for outlets such as The Washington Times, the Online NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, the Scotsman.com, the DCist, the LAist, and more.
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Little Shop of Horrors: Campy fun thought-provoking performance
To the sadists, the naïve, and even the honest people of this world: Watch out, or you could become plant
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Pride and Prejudice and a few mosquitoes play in a romantic setting
(Blythe Coons, Kathryn Elizabeth Kelly, Lizzi Albert, Jana Stambaugh and Rachael Jacobs in Pride and Prejudice.) Chesapeake Shakespeare Company has given up
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Sneak Peek: Great plays in Baltimore
We promised you the remainder of the 2012-2013 theatre season line-ups, and it’s time to keep our promise. There’s an array
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Toby’s Hairspray a charming performance
I was seven years old the last time I attended a dinner theater performance. I still remember being wowed by
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Hotel Cassiopeia examines Joseph Cornell’s ‘Palaces of Memory’
Check out Hotel Cassiopeia this week. The play is Charles L. Mee’s whimsical and enigmatic exploration of the shadow box artist’s mind Joseph
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Sneak peek
It’s that time of year: flowers begin to bloom, crazy teenagers fall in love, and theaters start to give us
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When winning is losing and losing is winning
An old antebellum house stands almost abandoned, its peeling wallpaper, rotting staircase and bare floors revealing the struggle it has
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