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Olney offers A Christmas Carol as Dickens intended

Screen adaptations and theatrical productions of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic, A Christmas Carol, abound, but few have ever experienced the

If you can’t make it to the Magic Kingdom in Orlando, head to downtown Baltimore, where the Modell Performing Arts

Myles Moore knew exactly what he needed to do two years ago after accepting the role to play Ralphie Parker

Is it possible for a television classic to become a Broadway staple? It’s possible – if the classic is Rodgers

Before becoming a Disney princess, marrying her prince and becoming professional ice skater, Jessica Hatfield’s fairy tale started at a place that

Daniel Carter has been feeling blue for the past decade – and he couldn’t be happier. When the London native

Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal admire the official proclamation welcoming them to Baltimore. (Anthony C. Hayes) For almost half a

Sarah Joy Miller wants to make it perfectly clear as to what the audience should expect when Romeo et Juliette takes the

Consider yourself forewarned: Cirque du Soleil’s latest show isn’t like anything the world’s largest theatrical producer has ever assembled. Toruk

Michelle Wilson (Chelle) & Amari Cheatom (Lank) in the Centerstage production of Detroit ’67. (Richard Anderson) A year after the