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Spring Play Labs With Dan Hoyle

Baltimore Center Stage recently welcomed Dan Hoyle, a solo performance artist, and his long-time collaborator and director, Charlie Varon. Hoyle brought with him two pieces—Each and Every Thing, a play about finding human connection in an increasingly digital age; and the fledging piece Borders/No Borders.

Recap: The Mobile Unit Journey

The Baltimore Center Stage Mobile Unit officially launched this spring with Endgame, Samuel Beckett’s landmark play that explores the inexplicable, unpredictable journey of life, and our desire to not go it alone.

From Intern To Artist

D. Wambui Richardson was an intern at Baltimore Center Stage in 2000. Now, he is a full-fledged teaching artist at Camp Center Stage.

The Great Migration

Arminda Thomas, Dramaturg, provides historical context for the story of Jazz.

The World Of Jazz

Explore the world of Jazz through the words of Toni Morrison, Rudolph Fisher, Claude McKay, and Langston Hughes.

Intern Spotlight: Multimedia Fellow Gabriel Macedo

Multimedia Fellow Gabriel Macedo has played an integral role this season as the completely renovated Baltimore Center Stage building incorporates multimedia projections and new technologies at every turn.

Teaching Artist Spotlight: The Jokesters

The Jokesters, Steve Bauer and Marianne Wittelsberger, are professionally trained in the fine arts of mime, clowning, magic, makeup, and costume design. They have been performing for audiences across the U.S. since 1983, including eight Command Performances at the White House and a Royal Command Performance for the King of Saudi Arabia.

Meet Daniel Bryant, Community Programs Director and Artistic Producer

“I love acting. It’s one way of contributing to the art,” he says. “But I realized eventually that it was never about becoming famous for me. It was more about using theater to make a difference somehow. I wanted to have a greater impact on the community and the world around me.”