Music at Emmanuel presents an encore performance of Craig Hella Johnson's "Considering Matthew Shepard" for Pride month, featuring Director of Music Christian Lane.

Towson University's Center for the Arts marks America's 250th anniversary with "My Regards to Broadway," a concert celebrating over a century of musical theater greatness.

WBJC's Judith Krummeck talks with Julie Wakeman-Linn about co-writing "Mr. Secretary," a memoir of Wilbert Bryant's journey from the potato fields to the White House.

Glass Canon Theatre Company brings a bold new take on Aristophanes' Lysistrata, blending contemporary relevance with physical comedy and music, May 23-June 7 at Dance Loft on 14.

Strand Theater Co. closes its 18th season with the world premiere of Bounce, a new play by Somnia Mari Feral about a young widow's stepmother confronting identity and control.

Creative Alliance hosts two live performances, Panama Jam and When the Butterflies Would Visit, exploring indigenous culture and climate through storytelling.

Everyman Theatre stages Kate Hamill's witty new adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma, directed by Laura Kepley, running May 17 through June 14.

The world premiere of "Enoch Arden" runs May 15-17 at Baltimore Theatre Project, featuring Molly von Gutzeit's string trio transcription of Strauss's score with Tennyson's text narrated by WBJC's Judith Krummeck.

IN Series debuts "The Song of Sakuntala," a new dance-opera by Timothy Nelson blending Baroque and Indian classical music, based on Kalidasa's classic play. Performances in DC and Baltimore.