Theatre Project
Top Ten: The Year in Stage
City Paper
After naming Theatre Project as Best Theatre 2007, City Paper has named three former productions as the best of the year! Take a look at the review here, and then throw some confetti for The Increased Difficulty of Concentration, Siddown and Blood Wedding.
Variations on Power
Run of the Mill Theater
May 2-18, 2008
What
does power mean to you? How often do you feel powerless? When was the last
time you felt power in your hands? Run of the Mill Theater returns as our
company-in-residence with the latest incarnation of their Variations project,
Variations on Power. Watch as local actors, directors and playwrights
explore the meaning of power in the following new plays: Be More 282
by Rich Espey; FORE by Christopher Graybill; Pissing Match
by James Magruder; Latin Fair by Julie Lewis; Comfort
by Ken Greller; Bookends by Kathleen Barber; PUNCH by
Joe Dennison; and Unplugged by Jacob Hellman. Variations on
Power runs May 2-18. For more information about the other events related
to Variations on Power, please visit runofthemilltheater.org.
SOLO: A Two-Person Show
May 30 - June 1
Under the Table Ensemble Theatre
This tragic comedy by Under the Table has been hailed as “a superbly
funny and deeply moving piece done with remarkable conviction and energy”
by Daniel Stein of the Dell’Arte International School of Physical
Theatre. The show is an insightful physical comedy that explores sibling
rivalry, death and loss.
With rapid-fire comic timing, acrobatics, song, dance and a little devil puppet, co-creators and performers Matt Chapman and Josh Matthews take the audience on an intelligent journey of imagination and play as they portray two brothers making their way through a ridiculous puzzle about their own lives. The race is on to figure out what may or may not have just happened as they sort through the details of their last moments together.
Hilarious and moving, SOLO: A Two-Person Show consistently leaves audiences in stitches and tears. Throughout this one-hour adventure, Chapman and Matthews display a kaleidoscope of eccentric characters and elegant, simple imagery appropriate for the whole family.
Performances are May 30 & 31 at 7pm, and June 1 at 3pm. Tickets are $20 general admission, $15 seniors and artists and $10 students.
Adult Wellness
Sacred Circle
June 14 @ 7pm
On June 14 at 7pm, Sacred Circle presents Adult Wellness. This performance features female dancers from Sacred Circle's North African belly dance and Afro-Modern classes.
Tickets for this show are $15 general admission and $10 children (ages 10 & under). For more information, please visit raynfalldance.com or call 410-235-0654.
Ageless Grace
Dance Baltimore
June 22 @ 3pm
Due to popular demand, Dance Baltimore returns with an encore presentation of Ageless Grace, a show featuring dancers over the age of 40. Theatre Project is not handling ticket sales for this show. To purchase tickets or make a reservation, please call 1-866-756-5673. For more information, please visit dancebaltimore.org.