Gavin Witt
Interviewer | gwitt@bccc.eduWBJC listeners and Baltimore audiences may know Gavin from his nearly 20 years as dramaturg and associate artistic director at Baltimore Center Stage (in which capacity he was a frequent guest on WBJC to talk about programs and events), or from regular appearances alongside Jonathan Palevsky at the Charles Theater for Cinema Sundays discussions. A director, dramaturg, producer, translator, and adaptor who also teaches on the theater faculty at Towson University, Gavin is a recent addition to the WBJC team and delighted to play this new role. He can be reached at gwitt@bccc.edu.
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Iron Crow Theatre stages the regional premiere of Max Vernon's THE VIEW UPSTAIRS at Baltimore's Theatre Project, honoring the 1973 Upstairs Lounge attack.
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Round House Theatre closes its season with Sally & Tom, Suzan-Lori Parks' meta-theatrical dramedy exploring history, race, and identity through a play-within-a-play.
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Andrew Hungerford stages Caitlin Starling's sci-fi horror novel The Luminous Dead at The Voxel in Baltimore, blending immersive design with psychological suspense.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Creative Alliance hosts two live performances, Panama Jam and When the Butterflies Would Visit, exploring indigenous culture and climate through storytelling.
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Everyman Theatre stages Kate Hamill's witty new adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma, directed by Laura Kepley, running May 17 through June 14.
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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.