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SVADBA

From Peabody Chamber Opera

SVADBA

Composed by Ana Sokolović

February 16 – 18

Svadba, tells a story of a bride-to-be celebrating with 4 friends and an older family member on the night before her wedding.  This chamber opera musicalizes the power of ritual and community.  This chamber opera by composer Ana Sokolović is sung a cappella and in Serbian.

Showtimes:
February 16 @ 8pm
February 17 @ 3pm
February 17 @ 8pm
February 18 @ 4pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Seniors: $15
Students: $10

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**Parking Alert**

The parking garage across the street from Theatre Project has been closed. If street parking is not available, we recommend the Fitzgerald Parking Garage, at the corner of Mt. Royal and Oliver Streets. It is about two blocks from the theatre and is adjacent to the Lyric. Click here for map & directions.

If using Google Maps to locate the theatre, please type in the address, 45 West Preston Street, Baltimore, MD for accurate directions.

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ADRIFT

ADRIFT
A Medieval Wayward Folly

By Happenstance Theater
February 22 – March 3

A ship of fools adrift at sea.

They ask, “What do we do now?”

After an apocalypse, the search begins.

Characters from the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch and archetypes from the tarot are brought to life in this ingeniously staged production of theatrical alchemy using live music, physical comedy, puppetry, and so much more. This pod of eccentrics will drift into the world to bring delight, share hopes and fears, and find a way forward.

A dynamic medieval tapestry of pure theater…and it wouldn’t be the Middle Ages without a hellmouth, demons, and angels.

Featuring Mark Jaster, Sabrina Mandell, Gwen Grastorf, Sarah Olmsted Thomas and Alex Vernon


“Transcendent and provocative…Happenstance provides immeasurable entertainment with its comedy, music, and artistry…A characteristically compelling, intelligent, and thought-provoking hour of unique, outstanding, must-see theater.” – DC Theater Arts

“ADRIFT is full of wonders! Part Samuel Beckett, part Monty Python, part Lewis Carroll, part opium dream, and part Hieronymus Bosch…Highly entertaining.” – Talkin’ Broadway

“Charming and beautifully crafted…Its multiskilled ensemble, both as performers and craftspeople, raise the bar and transform a sketch comedy act into something far stranger and more beautiful…Skillfully performed and stylistically integrated, this eclectic pastiche of medieval symbols are a splendid homage to the source materials.” – The Observer



Showtimes:
February 22 @ 7:30pm (Pay What You Can)
February 23 @ 7:30pm
February 24 @ 2pm
February 24 @ 7:30pm
February 25 @ 4pm

February 29 @ 7:30pm
March 1 @ 7:30pm
March 2 @ 2pm
March 2 @ 7:30pm
March 3 @ 4pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Senior/Artist/Military: $20
Student: $15

February 22nd is Pay What You Can

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HUBBA HUBBA

“It’s an hour’s worth of remarkable and felicitously enticing theatre that you won’t want to miss…” – TheatreBloom

“If you’d like to see something sweet, see Hubba Hubba. If you want to look at something technically beautiful, see Hubba Hubba. If you want to enjoy something you’ve never experienced before, see Hubba Hubba.” – DC Theater Arts

Alex and Olmsted have “an amazing mastery of their craft … a brilliant multi-media spectacle …” – BroadwayWorld

 

HUBBA HUBBA
A Show About Romantic Love

By Alex and Olmsted
March 21 – 31

Back by Popular Demand!

Created and performed by Alex and Olmsted, HUBBA HUBBA is a collection of vignettes using puppetry and movement to explore different aspects of romantic love.

From the dawn of life to modern romance and beyond, HUBBA HUBBA is a comedy that incorporates handmade mechanical objects, puppets, trick costumes, and masks to investigate the many different qualities of love’s triumphs and love’s obstacles.

There will be live singing and music, shadow puppetry and physical comedy, and, as is expected from an Alex and Olmsted production, audience participation.

Appropriate for all ages!



Showtimes:
March 21 @ 8pm (Pay What You Can)
March 22 @ 8pm
March 23 @ 3pm
March 23 @ 8pm
March 24 @ 4pm

March 28 @ 8pm
March 29 @ 8pm
March 30 @ 3pm
March 30 @ 8pm
March 31 @ 4pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $20
Student/Senior/Artist/Military: $15

March 21st is Pay What You Can (Enter PWYC in Promo Code box when purchasing online)

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Cindy of Arc

“Cynthia Kaplan is the funniest, funkiest white girl I’ve seen. Cindy of Arc takes you on the hilarious journey (with rockin’ songs) of an unapologetically smart-ass woman.” Nancy Giles, Emmy- winning contributor, CBS News Sunday Morning

“If you’re lucky, Kaplan will sing and play guitar, and then you’ll laugh until you can’t breathe.”  – Time Out NY

 

Cindy of Arc

By Cynthia Kaplan

May 2 – 4

Production poster courtesy of Intiman Theatre. Designed by Cade Roach / Hey Atlas Creative. Photo by Bill Westmoreland.

Why are there no Jews in Whoville?

What is a scold’s bridle?

What is the song Delta Dawn really about?

Should we rethink Dr. Deborah Birx?

Why is the Holy Ghost a ghost?

In this brand new work of comedy and music, your guide, Cindy of Arc, will answer these and other pressing questions. She will take you through an abridged history of lying in such popular areas as religion, politics, sex, songwriting, Nazis, and, of course, dogs. Think American Utopia but with expletives, a three man backup band all named Mike, no David Byrne, and no Utopia. And no choreographer. And no money. And it’s a comedy. And they wear their shoes. But otherwise, very similar.

Written and performed by Cynthia Kaplan

Directed by Dani Davis

With Michael Hunter, Mike Rosengarten, and Mike Lunoe

Music supervision by Nate Patten
Orchestrations/arrangements by Christopher Jahnke
Music Direction by Michael Hunter
Lighting Design by Bob Bonniol
Sound Design by Justin Brown
Projection Content Creation by R. Sikoryak
Projection Design by Tristan DiVincenzon
Associate Producer – Georgia Monroe

Cindy of Arc was a 2023 finalist for the Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theater.

“The perfect convergence of rock and roll trop and middle class Jewish psyche…Witty, angry, sparkling…Transcendence happens.” – Bob Garfield, Bully Pulpit

Cindy of Arc is amazing. The band is so hot. You are going to have a ball. Cynthia Kaplan is a genius.” – Comedian Judy Gold

“Ms. Kaplan is epically funny, and hyper-intelligent…The show is filled with politics of the left wing sort, word play, and a world view shaped in equal parts by being a woman and a Jew…Make sure to buy for your friends that might want to go. If your friends don’t then find better friends and go with them.” – Gordon Nash, Folk Music Notebook Radio


**Parking Alert**

The parking garage across the street from Theatre Project has been closed. If street parking is not available, we recommend the Fitzgerald Parking Garage, at the corner of Mt. Royal and Oliver Streets. It is about two blocks from the theatre and is adjacent to the Lyric. Click here for map & directions.

If using Google Maps to locate the theatre, please type in the address, 45 West Preston Street, Baltimore, MD for accurate directions.


Showtimes:
May 2 @ 8pm
May 3 @ 8pm
May 4 @ 3pm and 8pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $30
Students and Seniors: $20

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Please consider supporting the Women’s Health Center of Maryland. You can donate when purchasing your ticket, or donate at the door when you arrive for the show. Suggested donation amount: $30 or give what you can.

 

The Women’s Health Center of Maryland was founded in early 2023 in response to the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court decision that revoked nearly 50 years of legal abortion rights in this country. The central Appalachian region swiftly became an abortion care desert. We aim to fill the void for not only Mountain Maryland, but the central Appalachian region with high-quality, comprehensive reproductive health care including both medication and procedural abortion.

 

 

 

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LOOKING BACH…

LOOKING BACH…

By VTDance/Vincent E. Thomas
May 11 & 12

An evening of provocative movement stories intertwined with musical lines of J.S. Bach.

Photo credit: Paul Emerson

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Showtimes:
Saturday, May 11 @ 7:30pm
Sunday, May 12 @ 4:00pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Seniors/Artists: $20
Students: $15

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RETURN OF ULYSSES

From IN Series

RETURN OF ULYSSES
SONG OF MY FATHER

MONTEVERDI

EMILY LAU

May 31 – June 2

IN Series’ lauded Monteverdi Trilogy continues with the second installation in the cycle. 2024 is the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and the start of official military action by the United States in Vietnam. It was a conflict that would change the face of America forever. The young souls that fought were wounded most acutely in ways that were invisible, and their return home was only the beginning of an epic struggle to live again.

Monteverdi’s second opera sets the story of Trojan War hero Ulysses’ traumatic homecoming from the epic The Odyssey. IN Series will bring this rarely heard masterpiece to life with an expansive work that incorporates a new English text crafted from interviews taken with Vietnam veterans, and the Thai contemporary dance company 18 Monkeys, bringing their unique mix of modern and traditional South-East Asian Kohn dance to the production. Monteverdi’s score will be joined by newly commissioned arrangements of popular Vietnam era songs, set by composer Emily Lau in the style of Monteverdi madrigals and the words of Vietnamese-American poet Ocean Vuong. An all star cast is led by Robert Mellon (Othello) and Elizabeth Mondragon (Zavala-Zavala), and is accompanied by a period instrumental ensemble from around the world.

Directed and conducted by Timothy Nelson

INnovatio Baroque Orchestra

Choreographer by Jitti Chompee

Design by Lawrence E. Moten III and Abigail Hoke-Brady

Robert Mellon, Ulysses

Elizabeth Mondragon, Penelope

Featuring Aryssa Leigh Burrs, Janna Critz, Oliver Mercer, Kevin Short


**Parking Alert**

The parking garage across the street from Theatre Project has been closed. If street parking is not available, we recommend the Fitzgerald Parking Garage, at the corner of Mt. Royal and Oliver Streets. It is about two blocks from the theatre and is adjacent to the Lyric. Click here for map & directions.

If using Google Maps to locate the theatre, please type in the address, 45 West Preston Street, Baltimore, MD for accurate directions.


Showtimes:
May 31 @ 7:30pm
June 1 @ 7:30pm
June 2 @ 4:00pm

Tickets:
General Admission: $30
Students: $20

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