Please join the Peabody Children's Chorus for “A Branch of May,” featuring music by Felix Mendelssohn, Susan LaBarr, and Andre Thomas, as well as music from Macedonia, Japan, Canada and Indonesia.
Concerts are on May 5, 2024 at 11:30 am and 3:30 pm.
Bright horns trumpet in spring with a trio of lively and beautiful works. Bach Cantata 51: Jauchzet Gott in Allen Landen (Exult in God in every land) is the only work in Bach’s cantata catalog scored for a solo soprano and trumpet. It abounds with optimism and triumph. The work opens with a bravura aria for soprano trumpet and strings. The soprano and trumpet duetting is of the most brilliant sort, challenging both singer and instrumentalist to the utmost.
Inspired by Citizen University’s Civic Saturdays, The Baltimore Butterfly Sessions combine music, poetry, literary excerpts, and thought-provoking keynote addresses to catalyze conversation and build awareness around today’s most pressing issues.
Each session for our 2023/24 season is themed around proposed and enacted legislation in our home state of Maryland, including The Equity in Transportation Bill, Trans Health Equity Act, and Community Reinvestment Ordinance, establishing Baltimore City Council’s Reparations Commission, and more.
Combining Magic, Math and Superheroes in his dazzling production of "Superhero Math!" Multiply your students' excitement for math in a fraction of the time.
This virtual screening is presented by Interrobang Productions and Embody Lib. It is generously sponsored by Project Heal, NAAFA, and The Voxel.
You are cordially invited to a dinner party hosted by three fat women to "celebrate" one’s decision to lose weight. Join us for a "delicious" five course "meal" confronting diet culture, fatphobia, and what it’s really like to be a fat woman in the age of Ozempic.
"A piping hot, sensory feast."
-Maryland Theatre Guide
Welcome to the wonderful world of improv comedy!
Could you imagine yourself:
We know that you can, and this class will show you how! Learn the fundamentals of improv comedy with two skilled and supportive instructors. We'll play some very silly games, learn how to create characters, explore techniques to collaborate and create as a team, and even perform full improvised scenes together!
This reimagined version of Oscar Wilde’s classic tells the witty and humorous story featuring Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrief, who both create alter egos that supply an escape to the monotony of their lives. As the misunderstandings pile up and their stories unravel, eventually both men must come to terms with their true identities.
Join the Derrick Michaels Quartet for a night of Jazz at An die Musik Live!
Derrick Michaels, saxophone
Dave Ballou, trumpet
Savino Palumbo, piano
Mike Kuhl, drums
Join us for our 8th Annual Luncheon. This year our theme is, "When Women Push, Change Happens". We're celebrating a new law titled The Katherine Morris Death Reclassification Act that is on its way to the Governors Desk. We're also celebrating the reclassification of the manner of death for Keith Warren after a 37 year push and more!!
Come hear some extraordinary stories of accomplishment by some extraordinary women. How did they do it? Why did they do it? Against all odds they have creatively moved mountains and persevered.
Baltimore's only mic for women & queer comics is now MONTHLY! We're back at Peabody heightsFriday, May 10 and the second Friday of every month after that!
Join host Robyn Stegman, special guest Domo Cann and headliner Michael Furr in the audience or on stage! Open mic list goes out at 7:30 and the show starts shortly after 8. Enjoy Peabody Heights' craft brews and new arcarde, The Dugout, before and after the show!
In 2013, a group of jazz players and Korean traditional musicians started to play jam sessions based on traditional Korean folk melodies and shamanistic rhythms, eventually forming SE:UM. The eclectic quintet is composed of saxophonist Hachul Song, trumpeter Jongsang Park, bassist Jaeha Lee, traditional percussionist Minhyeong Lee, and gayageum (twelve-stringed Korean zither) player and music director, Joon Lee.
Get ready for a true variety comedy show that is sure to get you laughing, clapping, out of your seat, and possibly on stage yourself! Blue Cavell-Allette, Desi Rawlerson, and Tashika Campbell are your hosts and producers, and your party MCs - there will be music, jokes, comedy games, interviews, sitcom tropes, audience participation, and non-stop laughs. They also bring their friends along for some surprise guest appearances!
Soulmates: The Music of Ashford & Simpson
(A Lovingly Soulful Stage Performance)
Conceived and Directed by Troy Burton
Musical Direction by Tevin Brown
Under the direction of Jim McFalls, the TU Jazz Orchestra will perform an evening of music highlighting soloists and composers/arrangers from within the ensemble.
Brooklyn based Argentinian pianist and composer Emilio Teubal premiers new works for solo piano at An die Musik Live! Teubal's work juggles contemporary tango, jazz, and contemporary classical influences.
Emilio has recorded over 30 albums as a sideman and as composer/bandleader, including the 2018 Latin Grammy Winner album "Vigor Tanguero" by the Pedro Giraudo Group. Futuro, his latest release as bandleader/composer, is on Bandcamps 2023 list of best jazz albums.
Monthly open mic Folk Music Night is held Saturdays. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. Further info: 410-529-7176. The featured performer this month is Tony Denikos.
Join us on May 11th at Emanuel Episcopal Church for a free concert celebrating Maryland composers! Led by acclaimed cellist Amit Peled, the Mount Vernon Virtuosi is an innovative chamber orchestra of exceptional musicians transitioning from their studies to a professional career. See you there!
An evening of provocative movement stories intertwined with musical lines of J.S. Bach, S. Rachmaninoff, Ben Hausman, and Alex Trouble.
Vincent E Thomas, Artistic Director
Jaeden Arrington, Lighting Design
Christiana Wozniak, Stage Manager
May 11th at 7:30pm
May 12th at 4:00pm
LOOKING BACH…
By VTDance/Vincent E. Thomas
May 11 & 12
An evening of provocative movement stories intertwined with musical lines of J.S. Bach.
Showtimes:
Saturday, May 11 @ 7:30pm
Sunday, May 12 @ 4:00pm
Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Seniors/Artists: $20
Students: $15
VTDance/Vincent E Thomas presents
Looking Bach
An evening of provocative dance/movement stories intertwined with musical lines of J.S. Bach, S. Rachmaninoff, Ben Hausman, and Alex Trumble
Vincent E Thomas, Artistic Director
Jaeden Arrington, Lighting Design
Christiana Wozniak, Stage Manager
Shaun Brady, Téa Costello, Assistant Stage Managers
May 11th at 7:30pm
May 12th at 4:00pm