Maryland

Rajiv Joseph's slam-dunk exploration of friendship and fandom runs May 28-June 22 at Round House.

Artistic director TIMOTHY NELSON talks with playwright SYBIL R. WILLIAMS about the banned radical reality show and Williams' women-centered response.

From soulful ballads to upbeat anthems, the musical review will take audiences on a journey through the emotions that color our lives. By KAITLYN GIBBENS

The classic musical of hijinks on a transatlantic ocean liner has the audience smiling and laughing throughout. By CHARLES GREEN

Pearl Cleage’s poignant drama brings to life five characters who engage the racial and social consciousness of the 1920s and ’30s. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

Unerringly truthful, passionately funny, and steeped in love, this show is a must-see for audiences of all ages. By LUCILLE RIEKE

Director Kathryn Stirling keeps the show running like a well-oiled machine while keeping the sweetness and humor flowing. By JENNIFER GEORGIA

A rich, white, ’60s liberal is challenged when his daughter brings her new love for a surprise visit. By ANDY ARNOLD

The actors hit all the right moments at just the right time, and everything comes together for an evening of theater filled with laughs and much to think about. By CHARLES GREEN

Season includes classic works by Shakespeare, Austen, and Dickens, along with CSC's final staging in Baltimore's city-wide August Wilson Celebration.

Season includes three world premieres, one U.S. premiere, and two Tony winners.

This bold, diverse reimagining of a 16th-century play blends feminist themes, LGBTQ+ pride, and sharp comedy for a night of timeless and timely theater. By RASHEEDA AMINA CAMPBELL

Experience the triumph of August Wilson’s storytelling in an intimate setting. By CONSTANCE BEULAH

Dreamed up by Kevin Duda and Melvin Tunstall III when they were performing on Broadway together, 'Senior Class' takes on Shaw's 'Pygmalion,' high school hijinks, and elitism.

Baltimore’s award-winning professional queer theater goes above and beyond convention to uncharted territories of love, desire, and polyamory. By MALCOLM LEWIS BARNES

This fourth-wall-breaking revenge comedy plays like a classic farce and a feminist fantasy. By MEGAN WILLS

The students knew this was not their parents’ Shakespeare, and the play never let them sit back in their seats. By CAROLINE BOCK

The actors include Baltimore School of Arts freshmen and sophomores, and the performances they deliver are nuanced and authentic. By CYBELE POMEROY

Neil Simon's 1965 play is still filled with laughs and male bonding. By ANDY ARNOLD

For one night only April 26 at Strathmore, YAA will stage Disney's 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' with over 200 young local artists.