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Race Recounted [x] Our Voices: Photo Essay by Rob Clatterbuck “It’s about race: both the way we view ourselves, and the way others view us as racialized beings” – ...
Baltimore's Fifth Annual Site-Specific Dance and Movement Festival in Review by Andrew Sargus Klein With Photos by Zachary Z. Handler By 6 pm on Saturday, I was bushed. After five hours ...
Last weekend to catch Stillpointe Theater's winningly raw Murder Ballad By Bret McCabe The love life of Sarah (Sarah Heiderman) is totally on the ups. After tumbling out of a turbulent ...
Peals' Bruce Willen and Illustrator Miranda Javid in Conversation with Emma Jo Shatto Last week, I was fortunate to sit down and speak with Miranda Javid and Bruce Willen of Peals. Miranda ...
The Best of Baltimore Student Films Returns to the Creative Alliance by Christopher Llewellyn Reed Those of us who teach the art and craft of moving-image storytelling recognize the essential ...
Maxwell Fink’s Hoax Theatrical Magic Show by Sage Viscovi To outsmart a criminal, you first must think like them. That is the mantra under which professional actor and magician, Brian ...
A live music review + interview with the Baltimore Folk-Soul band, Jordannah Elizabeth by Fire Angelou When the lights stop on August 24, a warm and cloudy Wednesday evening ...
A Conversation with Rosemary Liss by Emma Jo Shatto Rosemary Liss creates artwork that explores her relationship to nourishment and food. I was fortunate to sit down with her following ...
ART/SOUND/NOW Performances at The Walters Wendel Patrick of WYPR’s “Out of the Blocks” and the Baltimore Boom Bap Society infused a Station North vibe into the Grecian and Roman galleries of ...
LUSH, hosted by Ruby Rockafella, at 13.5% Wine Bar by Sage Viscovi I would definitely not call myself a stranger to burlesque. Through attending my alma mater’s own burlesque ...
Cradle Theatre Company’s production of Macbeth, reviewed by Sage Viscovi I has't beest true with thee all. T’would beest a most wondrous injustice if 't be true I wast to writeth ...
Labbodies Baltimore Borders: A Performance Art Review By Angela N. Carroll Part 2: July 27, 29, & 30 Labbodies Baltimore Borders: A Performance Art Review was an emotionally stimulating and ...
Fluid Movement’s Science Fair!: The Water Ballet reviewed by Sage Viscovi The last time I attended a water ballet was in 2009 at the Strathmore Vanderbilt Country Club in Manhasset, ...
Annex Theatre updates Lord of the Flies for the antimicrobial resistance age By Bret McCabe We can't see all the dangers that exist out there. As of July 28, 2016, ...
For this episode of Conversations Jack Livingston interviews “Sound Mechanic” Neil Feather Edited by Jack Livingston Neil was born in Sharon Pennsylvania. After attending graduate school in Montana, where his ...