Baltimore

In this cheerful, comic, and touching musical, the excitement comes in the voices.  By JENNIFER GEORGIA

Thoughtful direction, committed performances, and cohesive design create a production that feels both entertaining and meaningful. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Featuring over 50 performances of 12 shows across two weekends, Charm City Fringe has something for everyone.

A yearlong, citywide storytelling collaboration culminates in a new immersive theater production presented by Baltimore Center Stage, Third Space at Shaarei Tfiloh, and Oh to Dream.

Bold lineup of world premieres, musical celebrations, and American classics continues to position Baltimore as a home for what’s next in American theater.

Spanning horror, historical drama, and Shakespearean comedy, season explores the fragility and strength of human nature.

The final show directed by retiring artistic director Vincent M. Lancisi does Christopher Durang’s hilarious comedy justice. By CYBELE POMEROY

Final season curated by Founding Artistic Director Vincent M. Lancisi is the first to be led by incoming Artistic Director Brandon Weinbrenner.

The new tour-de-force performance piece premieres at Baltimore Theatre Project. By CYBELE POMEROY

The show is funny, visually stunning, and musically satisfying, anchored by standout performances and some of the most inventive stagecraft on tour.  By CONSTANCE BEULAH

The deeply personal new work by Emmy-winning writer, actor, and producer Lena Waithe feels like an emotional autopsy performed in public. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Experienced regional director and producer to become the theater’s first new artistic leader in 35 years.

Directed by Reginald L. Douglas, the performances breathe, bruise, and ultimately bloom. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

With dazzling visuals, stellar choreography, and stunning vocals, this musical takes the stage by storm. By ISABELLA ARTINO

Sensational lineup to feature new national tour launches, market debuts, and returning favorites.

Genre-defying new work marks Waithe's playwriting and theatrical acting debut.

Powerful exploration of survival and healing written by, and starring, Everyman Associate Artistic Director Tuyết Thị Phạm.

The play does not romanticize struggle or excuse harm. It interrogates ambition, accountability, and the stories men tell themselves to survive disappointment. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

University-professional collaboration adapts and reimagines Langston Hughes' work for the stage.

The musical’s socially relevant themes of propaganda, scapegoating, and manufactured fear feel unsettlingly familiar.  By CONSTANCE BEULAH