OCT 27--NOV 3 Events
Friday, Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. Theater
MacBeth
How is it that Shakespeare seems to be mainstream and fringe at the same time? This production puts the audience at the center and the play on the fringe. [Followed by Spooky Vision at 10 on the 29th, costumes encouraged] Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 13. $10
http://www.thetopfloor.org/
The Top Floor Theater Company
5440 Harford Road
443-691-7040
Saturday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m. Primeval Ritual
Great Halloween Lantern Parade
It's magic just watching the hundreds of children, parents, artists, many in costume, parade through Patterson Park with bobbling handmade lanterns lit by candles. The parade ends near the pagoda where shadow puppets perform an original play by Molly Ross set to original music. The children and some adults make their own lanterns at neighborhood schools or at workshops in a Creative Alliance program coordinated by Linda DePalma earlier in the month. In residence visual artists make large, often spectacular lanterns to lead the parade. Fringe and life at it’s best. Free
www.creativealliance.org
Patterson Park
Linwood & Eastern Avenues
Saturday, Oct. 30 from 7 to 10 p.m. Unknown
Tell Me Window
Artist Temple Crocker works in several art forms and this will literally be in the spare room of an apartment, so it's hard to predict what you'll find. Go after the Great Halloween Lantern parade. Free
http://tiger.towson.edu/users/rroyer1/allies.htm
Spare Room
3720 Greenmount Avenue
Saturday, Oct. 30 thru Nov. 7 by Appointment Visionary Art Fringe
Satire (works by Les Harris)
While you’re on your Open Studio tour, take some time to see the Labyrinth at the Amaranthine Museum. Yet another Baltimore world, well worth the trip. Usually $7 for admission, check when you make your appointment. http://www.aneventhorizon.com/
Amaranthine Museum
3500 Clipper Mill Road
410-366-2368
Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 30 & 31 from Noon to 5 Art
Uptown Open Studio Tours
Take the big bus tour or go on your own. Don’t miss Rick Shelley’s studio and be sure to get on his mailing list for his shadow puppet shows! Fabled among those who know in Baltimore. Bus tour $20, reserve now.
http://www.school33.org
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light Street
410-396-4146
Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 12:15 p.m. Music
Countertenor
Peter Thoresen will transport you another world. He was great as the satyr in Ignoti Dei Opera's production of La Calisto. Give yourself a lunchtime break. Free.
Old St. Paul’s Church
Charles & Saratoga Streets
410-685-3404
Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 8:00 p.m. Fringe Benefit
Defense of Marriage Bridal Line
Celebrate a John Kerry victory or bemoan four more years of George Bush with local burlesque artists Trixie Little and her cute, Evil Tap-Dancing Monkey (if you’re lucky maybe you’ll even get to watch her spanking the monkey) and more at a benefit for Equality Maryland. As good as election night gets! $10.
http://www.equalitymaryland.org/
Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street
410 986-4050
Visit My Current Blog!
MacBeth
How is it that Shakespeare seems to be mainstream and fringe at the same time? This production puts the audience at the center and the play on the fringe. [Followed by Spooky Vision at 10 on the 29th, costumes encouraged] Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 13. $10
http://www.thetopfloor.org/
The Top Floor Theater Company
5440 Harford Road
443-691-7040
Saturday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m. Primeval Ritual
Great Halloween Lantern Parade
It's magic just watching the hundreds of children, parents, artists, many in costume, parade through Patterson Park with bobbling handmade lanterns lit by candles. The parade ends near the pagoda where shadow puppets perform an original play by Molly Ross set to original music. The children and some adults make their own lanterns at neighborhood schools or at workshops in a Creative Alliance program coordinated by Linda DePalma earlier in the month. In residence visual artists make large, often spectacular lanterns to lead the parade. Fringe and life at it’s best. Free
www.creativealliance.org
Patterson Park
Linwood & Eastern Avenues
Saturday, Oct. 30 from 7 to 10 p.m. Unknown
Tell Me Window
Artist Temple Crocker works in several art forms and this will literally be in the spare room of an apartment, so it's hard to predict what you'll find. Go after the Great Halloween Lantern parade. Free
http://tiger.towson.edu/users/rroyer1/allies.htm
Spare Room
3720 Greenmount Avenue
Saturday, Oct. 30 thru Nov. 7 by Appointment Visionary Art Fringe
Satire (works by Les Harris)
While you’re on your Open Studio tour, take some time to see the Labyrinth at the Amaranthine Museum. Yet another Baltimore world, well worth the trip. Usually $7 for admission, check when you make your appointment. http://www.aneventhorizon.com/
Amaranthine Museum
3500 Clipper Mill Road
410-366-2368
Saturday & Sunday, Oct. 30 & 31 from Noon to 5 Art
Uptown Open Studio Tours
Take the big bus tour or go on your own. Don’t miss Rick Shelley’s studio and be sure to get on his mailing list for his shadow puppet shows! Fabled among those who know in Baltimore. Bus tour $20, reserve now.
http://www.school33.org
School 33 Art Center
1427 Light Street
410-396-4146
Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 12:15 p.m. Music
Countertenor
Peter Thoresen will transport you another world. He was great as the satyr in Ignoti Dei Opera's production of La Calisto. Give yourself a lunchtime break. Free.
Old St. Paul’s Church
Charles & Saratoga Streets
410-685-3404
Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 8:00 p.m. Fringe Benefit
Defense of Marriage Bridal Line
Celebrate a John Kerry victory or bemoan four more years of George Bush with local burlesque artists Trixie Little and her cute, Evil Tap-Dancing Monkey (if you’re lucky maybe you’ll even get to watch her spanking the monkey) and more at a benefit for Equality Maryland. As good as election night gets! $10.
http://www.equalitymaryland.org/
Center Stage
700 North Calvert Street
410 986-4050
Visit My Current Blog!
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