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Dan Collins
Review: Regal performance
- The Revolutionary War notwithstanding, we Americans love the English.
- The Revolutionary War notwithstanding, we Americans love the English.
'Lion' sparks jungle fever
- As James Goldman’s epic play, “The Lion in Winter,” draws to a close, Eleanor of Aquitaine (Sherrionne Brown) laments to her husband, Henry II (Phil Gallagher), “We’re jungle creatures, Henry, and the dark is all around us. See them in the corners? You can see the eyes.”
‘C.Y.A.’ is twisted tale
- “C.Y.A.,” Kimberley Lynne’s entry to the 2007 Baltimore Playwrights’ Festival, opens to the strains of the Guns N’ Roses hit “Welcome to the Jungle.”
‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’: Daggers of the mind
- The titular character in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” sees in his mind’s eye a dagger.
Machine-pressed marriage
- The first things you notice are the gears.
- The first things you notice are the gears.
Media critic engages audience in ‘intellectual dialogue’
- Formula for a fun Friday night: a cold brewski, a bag of popcorn and political discourse regarding electoral reform.
- Formula for a fun Friday night: a cold brewski, a bag of popcorn and political discourse regarding electoral reform.
Eye of the beholder at the heart of ‘Fat Pig”
- Beauty, it is said, is in the eye of the beholder. But what if this beauty were lost on your co-workers, your friends, what you perceive as a society as a whole? Could you still embrace it?
- Beauty, it is said, is in the eye of the beholder. But what if this beauty were lost on your co-workers, your friends, what you perceive as a society as a whole? Could you still embrace it?
‘Betrayal’ spins web of deceit
- Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.
- Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.
'Falsettos' adds high notes to humor
- The curtain rises to Hasidic Jew hand puppets, the parting of the Red Sea, dancing, flashlights and “four Jews in a room bitching” — and this is just the first 60 seconds of “Falsettos.”
- The curtain rises to Hasidic Jew hand puppets, the parting of the Red Sea, dancing, flashlights and “four Jews in a room bitching” — and this is just the first 60 seconds of “Falsettos.”
'Dry Hours' asks, dare we dream?
- Tice Hogan has a thing for apples.
- Tice Hogan has a thing for apples.
From boardroom to ballroom
- Catherine Noblitt holds a master’s degree in business administration and enjoyed her career in finance.
- Catherine Noblitt holds a master’s degree in business administration and enjoyed her career in finance.
Promenade offers dance facilities in Baltimore
- It’s not exactly a baseball diamond in the middle of an Iowa cornfield, but there’s definitely an “if you build it, they will come” mystique to The Promenade DanceSport facility, located at 2605 Lord Baltimore Drive in Baltimore. Just ask owner Cindy Sumida, who runs the 5,000-square-foot dance emporium with her husband, Ed Timmerman.
The big burn
- Back when I was in college, every coed and a few “with-it” professors were agog over a movie called “The Big Chill.” A defining film for the ’80s, it told the story of how a bunch of free-loving friends gather on the occasion of a dear one’s demise.
- Back when I was in college, every coed and a few “with-it” professors were agog over a movie called “The Big Chill.” A defining film for the ’80s, it told the story of how a bunch of free-loving friends gather on the occasion of a dear one’s demise.