ARTS, THEATER & BOOKS
FINDLOCAL: SEARCH FOR BALTIMORE AREA EVENTS AND VENUES
Baltimore artists and musicians open their doors and let us in for a peek at where they create, live and play. Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart," which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1981, gets an insightful production with a tight-knit cast. |
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Ex-CIA lawyer John Rizzo defends 'enhanced interrogation techniques'
When the CIA's chief lawyer, John Rizzo, first came across the term "enhanced interrogation technique" shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, he was struck by the phrase's deceptive blandness.
OrchKids gets $1 million gift from Robert Meyerhoff and Rheda Becker
OrchKids, the program that puts musical instruments into the hands of Baltimore schoolchildren, announced Friday that it is receiving a $1 million gift that will allow it to double the number of students it serves.
Great venue for Bay Theatre's 'Bad Dates'
Chesapeake Arts Center a perfect fit for Luby's one-woman show.
Stolen Renoir painting ordered released to the BMA
A federal court judge signed an order Tuesday clearing the way for a stolen landscape painted by Pierre-Auguste Renoir to be speedily returned to the Baltimore Museum of Art, 62 years...
Single Carrot Theatre moves into new digs in Remington
Takes over part of old tire shop that Seawall redeveloped.
Title to Renoir painting stolen in 1951 awarded to Baltimore Museum of Art
A federal court judge made a ruling Friday that will award title to an 1879 painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir to the Baltimore Museum of Art — though it may be some time before the tiny water view of the River Seine makes it back home to Baltimore.
Starring Lizzie Skurnick as herself: Hopkins grad revives young-adult fiction
Former Baltimore resident brings back classic novels discussed in whispers during class, passed around by friends and read by flashlight late into the night.
Children's chorus members like the sound of music in Austria
Alexa Haymen says she has always been a fan of "The Sound of Music." Now, she will have the opportunity to visit Austria this summer as a member of the Children's Chorus of Carroll County.
Colonial Players' 'Coyote' runs wild with emotional power
Not many people consider starting the new year by visiting two men on death row in a maximum-security prison. But after attending a rehearsal of Colonial Players' "Coyote on a Fence," that's my recommendation for adventurous theater fans.
Key's manuscript to appear with 'Banner' that inspired it
Some things just naturally go together, like peanut butter and jelly.
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