Kristen Price

Virginia Woolf: Her Life and Times

This deck is used to instruct A.P. Literature students on Virginia Woolf & Mrs. Dalloway.

What Theatre Means to Me

My first experience with the theatre was watching "Jesus Christ Superstar" in Seventh grade. I remember sitting in class completely mesmerized by what was on the screen. It was unlike anything I had ever seen before. I was hooked from the very first chords of the overture.

'Winnie the Pooh' at Adventure Theatre MTC Will Delight Fans of All Ages Through May 26

Before getting into the wonder that is Winnie the Pooh at Adventure Theatre MTC, it must be said that there is no better place for this show to play than in Glen Echo Park. While the company has been performing in the park for decades, it's clear that they have a perfect setting for their current show.

Interview: Judy McLane of Broadway Favorites: A Summer Cabaret

Interview: Bruce Nelson from Everyman Theatre on 'The Book of Joseph'

As a resident member of the company of Everyman Theatre, Bruce Nelson has had the opportunity to portray all sorts of characters. Though this season, in addition to the imagined, he's been given the chance to portray two very different real-life people. In "M. Butterfly", he played the American diplomat Gallimard.

News: An Experience to Remember at the March for Our Lives Rally in DC

It's hard to put into words how I feel about the March for our Lives on Washington. It is the largest rally I've ever been to and it was in protest of an issue I feel most strongly about.

BWW Interview: Kristen Blodgette Readies the Music of LOVE NEVER DIES at the Hippodrome

The very first show I saw on Broadway was Andrew Lloyd Webber's THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. To say that I was in awe would be an understatement. I fell in love with the show and the concept of musical theatre that day, and I've never looked back.

BWW Feature: GHOSTLIGHT PROJECT at Third Wall Productions Lights the Light of Hope

On a day that saw rumors of a possible shutdown of the National Endowment for the Arts, artists from around the country came together to prove their lights would not be extinguished.

BWW Feature: The Cast of NOISES OFF at Everyman Theatre Chat About Comedy, Acting and Sardines

Everyone in the theater community of Baltimore seems to be talking about the mad-cap, truly hilarious production of NOISES OFF happening at Everyman Theatre this month. After reading a few glowing reviews, I was finally lucky enough to see it this week. And honestly, I'm not sure the reviews did the show justice.

BWW Review: THE CALL OF THE WILD at Baltimore Theatre Project Intrigues

I had never heard of the Baltimore Theatre Project. As someone who fancies herself pretty up on the theater scene in the area, I was very surprised that it had never been on my radar. The Baltimore Theatre Project is a small regional theater located in the arts district of Baltimore City.