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A scene from "The Waverly Gallery" shows, from left, Joan Allen, Elaine May, Lucas Hedges and David Cromer. (Brigitte Lacombe)
Elaine May, who stars as aging Jewish family matriarch Gladys Green, has made many headlines.
Read MoreCenter Stage play tells the story of one woman’s quest to better understand her estranged father and her heritage.
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Jorma Kaukonen (right) and Jack Casady of Hot Tuna will perform at Owings Mills' Gordon Center on Nov. 29. (Photo provided)
For more than a half century, Jorma Kaukonen has been playing the music he loves.
Read MoreSay goodbye to canned cranberry glop, overly thick mashed potatoes, sickly sweet yams and store bought pie.
Read MoreThe plan to tidy up Waterloo Square is part of a larger drive that began 15 years ago to gentrify a city known internationally for its sex trade, cannabis-dispensing “coffee shops” and atmosphere of freedom.
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Maura Tierney, Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell star in "Beautiful Boy." (Photo by Francois Duhamel, Courtesy of Amazon Studios)
There are two sides to an addict. There’s the person under the influence of the drugs and the person who’s underneath.
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Pittsburgh police officers are shown responding to the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood on Oct. 27, 2018. (Jeff Swensen/Getty Images, via JTA)
Did you ever think that your workplace can also be a terrific support system in difficult times?
Read MoreHere are some select recipes from some of Baltimore’s culinary rock stars.
Read MoreHere are our top picks for Baltimore restaurants uptown, downtown and all around town.
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There are many ways to arrive at the same result — a food and wine pairing that will make your holiday meal a sublime dining experience. (File photo)
A bad pairing is harder to come by than you may think. As famed sommelier (wine steward) Joe Catterson once said, “For every dish, there is probably one perfect wine — but for most of us, life is too short to have to figure out what it is.”
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Harvey Fierstein, left, inspired Moises Kaufman with his groundbreaking work "Torch Song Trilogy." (Courtesy of Torch Song on Broadway)
Who could have imagined that the story of a young gay Jewish man’s quest for love and validation in a world that viewed him as an abomination would become such a hit?
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