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Review: The Cat in the Hat at MET’s Fun Company
Whether it is raining outside or perhaps it is sunny, The MET’s Fun Company has a show that is funny! It’s a fanciful jaunt, a chance to let your imagination run loose! Because they’re mounting a...
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It’s Alive! The Director’s Brain of Julie Herber reanimated for MET’s...
It’s alive! And rising up from the creative minds of Maryland Ensemble Theatre! Frankenstein, newly adapted for the stage as a part of the 2015/2016 season, the Mary Shelley classic finds its footing...
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Review: Frankenstein at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
I saw a figure. Or was it a reflection? A brilliant shimmering glimpse of Mary Shelley’s core essence, captured in theatrical perfection upon the Maryland Ensemble Theatre main stage as autumn brings...
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Review: Oedipus Rox at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
Oedipus! They know something you don’t know! But they’re going to tell you anyway! A stellar new revolutionary musical is seizing the stage at Maryland Ensemble Theatre this spring, shaking the walls...
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Review: Rocky Horror Show at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
In the early 70’s, an out of work British actor, Richard O’Brien, amused himself during his hiatus by writing a campy ode to indulge the passions of his youth— science fiction, B horror movies, Steve...
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Peter and The Star Catcher at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
To have faith is to have wings. Have faith that you’ll absolutely love what’s happening on the Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s main stage this spring and you’ll find yourself sprouting wings that will fly...
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1984 at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
There is a show running in Frederick. WHAT SHOW. YOU MUST BE PRECISE. There is a production of George Orwell’s 1984 as adapted to the stage by Michael Gene Sullivan running at a theatre in Frederick....
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Rapture, Blister, Burn at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
Is the grass really greener on the other side? Ever wonder what life would be like if you chose to take the opposite path? What if you could live whatever life you wanted what would it be, and do you...
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A View From The Bridge at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
Most people ain’t people. Because people strive to treat each other with dignity and respect. Of course, that was the point Arthur Miller might have been trying to make when he scribbled down A View...
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Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type at MET’s Fun Company
Old MacDonald had a farm— wait— no…that’s not quite right. Oh! I know! The MET Fun Company had a farm— E-I-E-I-O! And on this farm they had some cows! E-I-E-I-O! While there won’t be any song quite...
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Let The Right One In at Maryland Ensemble Theatre
While the autumn breezes finally rush in, bringing all the productions of Rocky Horror Show and Deathtrap along with them, The Maryland Ensemble Theatre defies the more conventional approach to the...
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El Viaje de Beatriz at MET’s FUN Company
You may not understand every word, but if you listen deeply, you will understand what they’re trying to see. This is a critical component to the extraordinary and brilliant piece of children’s theatre...
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Really Listening: An Interview with Director Daniel Valentin-Morales about El...
A real family helps each other when they stumble, not kick each other when they’ve fallen; a paraphrase of just one of the profound insights found inside Andrea Moon’s El Viaje de Beatriz or...
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Loserville at The Fredericktowne Players
Pinch me! Is this real? I got a one-way ticket into Loserville— the musical! Now appearing on the Jack B. Kussmaul Theater at Frederick Community College with The Fredericktowne Players, Loserville,...
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Pippin at The Fredericktowne Players
Rivers run where they can ramble…and theatres find stages where they can produce. The Fredericktowne Players, who are extremely grateful to be producing at The Weinberg Center for the Arts in downtown...
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