94 stories by "Baynard Woods"
Jack W. Schneider
Through Dec. 22
Green may be the color of our era. We talk now about "going green" to mean living in a more environmentally friendly way. And while this metapho…
Office Ladies
Written and directed by Lola B. Pierson
Music by Alex Scally and Stephen Strohmeier
through Dec. 16 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Single Carrot Theatre has entered an agreement with Seawall Development to move into the building at 2600 N. Howard St. in Remington at the beginning of 2014.
Gran Prix
Through Dec. 16
Often, the text that accompanies a show seems to have little or nothing to do with the art on display. Either the artist is unable to explain his or her own w…
In the abandoned steel mills of Pittsburgh, Pa., Bill Miller began to feel his way toward his art. "We would go into the mills and build big sculptures," he says. "A big owl, a big monkey, o…
Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?
Written by Caryl Churchill
Directed by Ben Hoover
Through Oct. 21 at Single Carrot Theatre
To call Drunk Enough to Say I Love You? didactic is a g…
On a recent Tuesday evening, the squall of electric guitars emanated from an 11th grade classroom at the Independence School in Hampden.
Doreen Bolger, the Director of the Baltimore Museum of Art, is unquestionably the biggest champion the city's art community. City Paper caught up with her to talk about new works, old favori…
Though the BMA's Contemporary Wing has been closed for almost two years, the curator of contemporary art, Kristine Hileman, has been exceptionally busy adding to the museum's collection, whi…
CATARACTS
On display through Aug. 18.
For more information, visit galleryfour.net
Joshua Wade Smith was perched high above the drunken crowd on a stationary bicycle mounted to som…
Bosley's Burlesque Cabaret
at the Strand Theatre july 20 and 21 at 9:30 p.m.
More at weekly.citypaper.com
Bosley sits at the piano, ready to play. He is wearing a slick, gray suit…
Foot of Water
Single Carrot Theatre
Through July 8
Sex is cliche. With the potential exceptions of teledildonics and robot-fucking, whatever we do or say in the sack has been don…
Typographer's Dream
Through June 16 at the Smirnow Theater at Johns Hopkins University.
For more information visit ironcrowtheatre.com.
Do our jobs define us? That's the question …
This Bird's Flown
Written and directed by Alex Hacker
At The Yellow sign Theatre, 1726 N. Charles St., through June 9
The white marble columns and statues we see when we think of …
Black Cherry Puppet Slamwich
At the Black Cherry Puppet Theater June 2 at 7 and 9:30 p.m.
More at weekly.citypaper.com
In the field of digital animation there is a problem called …
Water Sonettos
hrough May 24 at In/flux, 307 W. Baltimore St.
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As Jann Rosen-Queralt walks past a conical sculpture wrapped in brightly patterned Afric…
State of the Re:Union Live
at the Theatre Project May 17-20
For more information, visit theatreproject.org
As they travel around the country, Al Letson, a black man with dreadlock…
Baltimore native Wallis Simpson, who famously took on the title Duchess of Windsor when King Edward VIII abdicated the throne for her in 1936, has been a muse for many. The Oscar-winning The…
If you watch MTV or read fashion magazines, you've probably seen Stevie Boi's work. Remember the jewel-encrusted sunglasses Lady Gaga wore on her Monster Ball tour? Boi made those. In fact, …
