Switching Roles

It's Alive...Almost

Stage: A revival of an unpopular play shows why it was unpopular [11/4/2009] by John Barry

Hells Belles

Stage: An over the top Christmas show feels like too much, too soon [11/4/2009] by Anna Ditkoff

Curtain Time

Notes of Note American Opera Theater kicks off its season with a brand new show called Songspiel. The Baltimore-based touring opera company created the show, featuring songs by Kurt Weill, to show of [11/4/2009]

Transcending Decorative

Art: Contemporary artists apolitically re-examine a politically charged 1970s feminist art practice [11/4/2009] by Martin L. Johnson

Quick Sketches

CHEVOLUTION In the summer of 2006 the mammoth Sixties Fashion Exhibit took over a part of London's Victoria and Albert Museum to much fanfare, but an entirely different '60s emblem was also ensconced [11/4/2009]

Teen Slate

Books: Natalie Standiford's new young-adult novel brings her back to Baltimore [11/4/2009] by Lee Gardner

Novella Carpenter : Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer

Imprints review: American eating is in the midst of a backlash: foodies and farmies are more eager than ever to point out that fast food has robbed eaters of both health and happiness, while homegrown produce paves th [11/4/2009] by Alexandra Watson

The Tell-Tale Art

Art: Two new BMA exhibits get at what we get out of the work of Edgar Allan Poe | By Bret McCabe [10/28/2009]

Quick Sketches

CREMASTER 4 Though not as visually indelible as 1999's Cremaster 2 nor as shamelessly decadent as 2... [10/28/2009]

Wilde at Heart

Stage: The humor is in the little things in Oscar Wilde's romantic comedy | By John Barry [10/28/2009]

Monster's Ball

Stage: Baltimore's newest theater company makes an energetic debut | By Anna Ditkoff [10/28/2009]

Curtain Time

Transylvania Twist DanceRink returns to Theatre Project (45 W. Preston St., [410] 539-3091, theatrep... [10/28/2009]

An Intimate Venue

Music: Simone Dinerstein at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup Oct. 23 | By Bret Mccabe [10/27/2009]

Learning the Trade

Art: Annual program gives emerging curators a chance to showcase their ideas | By Alex Ebstein [10/21/2009]

Toy Story

Stage: A Holocaust survivor uses puppets to heal in this arresting drama | By Geoffrey Himes [10/21/2009]

Curtain Time

Brand Aid In these tough economic times, people in the arts need any leg up they can get. So on Oct... [10/21/2009]

Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters

Books: So this is a thing now, apparently, the 19th-century literary classic wackily spliced with modern mo... By Lee Gardner [10/28/2009]

Free: The Future of a Radical Price

Books: Free sells. That statement is at once oxymoronic and intuitively true: It's inconceivable that givin... By Raymond Cummings [10/28/2009]

Gotham Central Book Two: Jokers and Madmen

Books: If there's one thing you can say about Batman, it's that he's synonymous with great characters. Eve... By Max Robinson [10/28/2009]

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