Liz is already unraveling when she and her boyfriend Harry arrive at her cousin Eric’s for Thanksgiving dinner. Expecting a marriage proposal, Liz enlists Eric’s help in deflecting the question, but bigger questions arise when a stranger stopping by turns out to be the lesbian ex-lover Liz wasn’t ready for in her freshman year of college.
What Can Happen at Free Fall?
A play can be discovered! The musical Small House, No Secrets, by Jody Nusholtz (book and lyrics) and Sonia Rutstein (music and lyrics), directed by Miriam Bazensky, will be BPF’s very first production under our own banner. BPF discovered this show during the 2017 Free Fall event. Tickets will go on sale the first of the year. Check our Facebook page and Website http://www.baltplayfest.org for further details
Windows on Our World: Scenes from New Plays will be presented on October 24th as part of this year’s Baltimore Free Fall Festival. The staged readings of scenes from plays submitted for our 38th Season will take place on Wednesday, October 24, 8 p.m. at Fells Point Corner Theatre, 251 South Ann Street, Baltimore, MD 21231. There is metered street parking on Broadway. Free tickets can be reserved at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/windows-on-our-world-scenes-from-new-plays-tickets-49909127544
This year we will present scenes from:
The Hebrew Ladies Burial Society by Cronshi Englander
Personal Histories by Jerry Slaff
Failure by Kevin Kostic
Just in Time by Ted Slotnik
Passaggio Oscuro – Dark Passage by Rosemary Frisino Toohey
Poe, the Play by Greg Jenkins
Blues in the Night (from Fixing Mother’s Day) by Cliff Blake
That Woman by Bill Triplett
Free Fall Baltimore is made possible by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, an independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and the generous contributions of BGE, American Trading & Production Corporation (Atapco), and The Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation.www.Freefallbaltimore.org.
Windows on Our World: Scenes from New Plays will be presented on October 24th as part of this year’s Baltimore Free Fall Festival. The staged readings of scenes from plays submitted for our 38th Season will take place on Wednesday, October 24, 8 p.m. at Fells Point Corner Theatre, 251 South Ann Street, Baltimore, MD 21231. There is metered street parking on Broadway. Free tickets can be reserved at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/windows-on-our-world-scenes-from-new-plays-tickets-49909127544
This year we will present scenes from:
Blues in the Night (from Fixing Mother’s Day) by Cliff Blake
Failure by Kevin Kostic
Just in Time by Ted Slotnik
Passaggio Oscuro – Dark Passage by Rosemary Frisino Toohey
Personal Histories by Jerry Slaff
Poe, the Play by Greg Jenkins
That Woman by Bill Triplett
The Hebrew Ladies Burial Society by Cronshi Englander
Free Fall Baltimore is made possible by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, an independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and the generous contributions of BGE, American Trading & Production Corporation (Atapco), and The Henry and Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation.www.Freefallbaltimore.org.
The second presentation of The Baltimore Playwrights Festival’s 37th Season will be Unlucky Soldiers by Robert Garcia, opening on September 8th. Unlucky Soldiers is directed by Barry Feinstein and produced by Theatrical Mining Company at The Downtown Cultural Arts Center, 401 North Howard Street (corner of Howard and Mulberry), Baltimore, MD 21201. Performances will be matinees only at 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, September 8th through September 23rd. Admission is $10 (veterans free). For further information, go to http://www.theatricalmining. org/
Andre Regal is returning home from his combat tour in Vietnam. Unbeknownst to him, he is coming home with an uninvited guest for a final role of the dice. Don’t miss this semi-autobiographical play of one soldier’s battle for survival.
Robert Garcia was raised in Galveston, Texas and has lived in Baltimore, Maryland since 1971. He served in the 101st Airborne “Screaming Eagles” during the Vietnam War. Robert has been writing most of his life, moving to playwrighting in recent years. Among his plays are Concrete Jungle, The Devil Within, and Requiem for a Soldier. Robert currently produces new plays at Robert’s Black Box with the Theatrical Mining Company at the Downtown Cultural Arts Center in Baltimore.
Consent
by Glennyce Lynn
August 16,17,18,19 23,24,25,26
8 pm Th, Fri, Sat, 2 pm Sun
Directed by Andre Tittle
Produced by Spotlighters Theatre in collaboration with the BPF and Miriam Bazensky
Spotlighters Theatre
http://www.spotlighters.org
817 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
In a near yet very changed future, where civilians volunteer to undergo traumatic medical testing in exchange for “favors” from the government, two doctors find themselves on lockdown with their belligerent patient and are forced to confront the very nature of their work. Does the given consent absolve them of the horrors of their work? Is informed consent still consent if all you’ve done is make it impossible to say no?
