Apr.
07
2018
An “assured debut” on Booknotes
Little, Brown has just published the The Balcony, the debut collection of linked stories by Baltimore writer, Jane Delury. It was a pleasure to talk to her about it for Booknotes.
Judith Krummeck
Mar.
29
2018
Bard to the bone with Othello
The Baltimore Shakespeare Factory is presenting Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello during the month of April. This is their annual original pronunciation production. Troy Jennings is playing the title role.
Mar.
23
2018
A Winter’s Tale to guide us into spring
The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is presenting Shakespeare’s late comedy, A Winter’s Tale. Isabelle Anderson is the director.
Mar.
21
2018
Eric Owens makes his Baltimore recital debut
Bass-baritone Eric Owens is equally at home singing opera or lieder, although he may find one more challenging than the other. It was a pleasure to speak with him about his upcoming recital for the Shriver Hall Concert Series.
Mar.
09
2018
Celebrating Bach at 333
St. David’s church in Roland Park is celebrating Bach with their 42nd annual Bach Marathon on Sunday, March 18th. Here is Director of Music Ministries, Dr. Douglas Buchanan.
Mar.
07
2018
French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard doing what he does best
The Shriver Hall Concert Series is presenting Pierre-Laurant Aimard in a program of Messiaen, Ligeti, and Beethoven’s massive Hammerklavier sonata on Sunday at 5.30pm. Here is the series’ Executive Director, Catherine Cochran.
Mar.
03
2018
Mar.
01
2018
A user friendly concert series in Prince George’s County
The Davies Concert Series in Camp Springs, Maryland is in its 46th year, but is new to WBJC. Here is their Secretary, Hiram Larew PhD.
Feb.
19
2018
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Baltimore Concert Opera is presenting Stephen Sondheim’s extraordinary piece, Sweeney Todd. Managing Director, Courtney Kalbacker, who is also the stage director for this production, came in to talk about it.
Feb.
13
2018
“Red Velvet” and Ira Aldridge
The Chesapeake Shakespeare Company is currently presenting a fascinating play about an African American Shakespearean actor from the early 1800s who should be much better known than he is. CSC’s Ian Gallaner came in to talk about Ira Aldridge.
