Rudy Doo
by George Purefoy Tilson
directed by Jayme Kilburn

When a beautiful heiress runs away from her abusive family and into the arms of a brain-injured hockey player things heat up. But they get hotter when they meet up with a brilliant recluse with cerebral palsy who has recently escaped the institution after killing his cruel caretaker with a jelly donut. Ménage à trios anyone?

The Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre
August 17 - September 2, 2007
 

Touch of Spring
by Ben Logan
directed by Gordon Parks

After a lifetime of love and tragedies, Mary is going to find that true love can last even after death. That is...if she can regain her sanity.

Fell's Point Corner Theatre
July 5 - July 22, 2007
 

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Save Me
by Stefanie Zadravec
directed by Ian Belknap

Beth, a born again Christian, comes to New York to heal her estranged sister of a brain tumor, but ends up saving her daughter and herself. Save Me is a comic drama about family, faith, and the miracles that transform us.

Fell's Point Corner Theatre
August 16 - September 2, 2007
 

 CYA
by Kimberley Lynne
directed by Carlos Del Valle

Within the corrupt machinations of an investment banking firm, a psychic new hire, a seasoned administrative assistant who knows too many secrets, a CEO who collects medieval weaponry, and a sex-addicted banker all collide in a corporate tug-of-war.

Mobtown Players
August 3 - August 25, 2007

Barbie: A Doll Her
by Terry Kenney
directed by Miriam Bazensky

A loved and fulfilled Barbie discovers that identifying with a person can be dangerous for a doll. To recover her happiness, she has to learn about abuse, fear, love, and forgiveness

Uncommon Voices
at Fells Point Corner Theatre
July 26 - August 12, 2007

Perpendicular
by Joe Dennison
directed by Susan McCarty

"How can I miss you if you don't go away"

Vagabond Players
Jul 26 - August 5, 2007

Last Night at the Owl Bar
by Mark Scharf
directed by Randy Dalmas

Jonathan Caldwell is a theatre director who can't seem to direct his own life. In heedless pursuit of happiness, he sets forth from Baltimore's Owl Bar to Afghanistan, Mayberry, Paris, Alaska and the arms his roommate's ex-girlfriend only to find that humor, pain and even understanding are sometimes one and the same.

Chesapeake Arts Center
August 3 - August 19, 2007

The Blessed Mothers of War
by Ty DeMartino
directed by Barry Feinstein

Since the beginning of time, war has taken sons away from their mothers. “The Blessed Mothers of War” tells the plight of two women – one American, one Arabic – as they search for their sons during an international controversy. Back-dropped against today’s headlines, the play shows how war can split apart not only a world, but also a mother and her child.

Theatrical Mining Company
at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland
July 6 - July 22, 2007
 

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Almost Vermilion
by Sonja Kinzer
directed by Kathy McCrory

Just when you thought things couldn't possibly get worse for Dorothy and her young son Henry whose future as an artist seems all but doomed, tragedy hits them both squarely in the face. Now the struggle is for survival and one thing is all but guaranteed: If they do survive, they do so at the cost of changing forever.

Theatrical Mining Company
at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland
August 3 - August 19, 2007