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Career Play

Stage: Three one-acts depict a working world that's more talk than action [3/10/2010] by Geoffrey Himes

If This is Living . . .

Stage: This bleakly comic Russian play wonders how it feels to die [3/10/2010] by Bret McCabe

Curtain Time

CURSES A hunchback jester can't get a break in Verdi's opera Rigoletto. To be fair, he kind of brought all this crap on himself, but still, this story is way harsh. Listen to the Baltimore Opera Thea [3/10/2010]

Toy Meets World

Stage: Puppets act out a very grown up tale of life and love [3/11/2010] by Phyllis Zhu

Pussy Whipped

Stage: Women take over in Aristophanes' bawdy play | By Lee Gardner [3/3/2010]

Love Hurts

Stage: Sex and lies make for a compelling love quadrangle. | By Phyllis Zhu [3/3/2010]

Grumpy Old Man

Stage: A production about a homeless man leaves the audience cold | By Emma Brodie [3/3/2010]

Curtain Time

Stage: DIVALICIOUS The Baltimore Concert Opera takes over Germano's Cabaret (300 S. High St., [410] 752-451... [3/3/2010]

Out of Speech

Art: The Wham City Lecture Series seeks to spread knowledge and maybe even instigate change | By Martin L. Johnson [3/3/2010]

Quick Sketches

Art: BAKER ARTIST AWARDS ANNOUNCED Has this sophomore installment of the Baker Artist Awards felt a litt... [3/3/2010]

Tough Love

Stage: A play with big ambitions fails to deliver | By Anna Ditkoff [2/24/2010]

Family Ties

Stage: An American classic is brought hauntingly to life | By Andrea Appleton [2/24/2010]

Showgirls

Stage: . . . and the men who married them recall the good old days with regret and suspicion | By Bret McCabe [2/24/2010]

Laura Whitehorn

Books: The social-justice activist talks about the Weather Underground, Black Panthers and the double standard of violent action in the U.S. | By Joe Tropea [2/24/2010]

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