Industrial-Strength Theater presents "The Baltimore Bazaar of the Bizarre" Five live radio plays March 6-15, 2025 at Baltimore Theatre Project!
Theatre of the mind! Five original tales of mayhem, murder, and mystery in mobtown. Five radio plays set in Baltimore performed and recorded LIVE!
"The Baltimore Bazaar Of The Bizarre"
Written By Mark Redfield and Tony Tsendeas
Directed by Mark Redfield
March 6-15, 2025
Baltimore Theatre Project - 45 West Preston St. Baltimore, Md 21201
Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Student/Artist/Military: $20
Box Office: 410-752-8558
Tickets Available at: https://theatreproject.ticketspice.com/the-baltimore-bazaar-of-the-bizarre
"The Baltimore Bazaar of the Bizarre" audio dramas are:
FRANK, THE BODY SNATCHER
by Tony Tsendeas
In the 1830s, Baltimore was one of the first cities in America to establish medical schools, and doctors needed dead bodies for the students to dissect and study. And so they turned to ‘Resurrection Men’ like Frank for a steady, fresh, supply. This is his story…
EDGAR ALIEN POE
by Mark Redfield
Poe died in Baltimore in 1849. One of the poet’s last great works was “Eureka”, on the very nature of our universe…But did he write it? Somewhere in the wilds of Perry Hall, Maryland, a group discovers the truth the night a silver saucer crashes in their neighborhood…
NOW THAT'S FUNNY
by Tony Tsendeas
Baltimore. 1923. Vaudeville. The Swan Hotel, an establishment that caters to theatrical types; performers living the dream and the occasional nightmare of life on the Vaudeville touring circuit. Join us on a sweltering hot night and see the all comings and goings and all of the drama that takes place … off-stage.
ONE NIGHT AT THE GRINDHOUSE
by Mark Redfield
For decades, Mobtown has long been notorious for “The Block” on Baltimore Street, a collection of sex shops, porn theaters, and ancient burlesque houses. What happens when two enterprising entrepreneurs decide to cut-out-the-middle-man and make their own films in 1968? Why, murder, of course!
EVERY THEATRE HAS A GHOST
by Mark Redfield
It’s a fact that all theaters are haunted, and the Baltimore Theatre Project is no exception. But who puts on a better show in 2024? A traveling group of players opening a new play on Preston Street, or the spirits that haunt the theatre, and claim the opening night date for themselves?
Written by Tony Tsendeas and Mark Redfield
Directed by Mark Redfield
Original Music and Sound by Jennifer Rouse
Sound Technician: Bill Dickson
THE CAST
Mark Redfield
Tony Tsendeas
Jennifer Rouse
Bill Dickson
Donna Fox
Sarah Bella Joyce
Jazz Jackson
Joseph Hatchett
Showtimes:
March 6 @ 8pm
March 7 @ 8pm
March 8 @ 8pm
March 13 @ 8pm
March 14 @ 8pm
March 15 @ 8pm
Tickets:
General Admission: $25
Student/Artist/Military: $20
Tickets Available at: https://theatreproject.ticketspice.com/the-baltimore-bazaar-of-the-bizarre
More Information at: https://www.theatreproject.org/the-baltimore-bazaar-of-the-bizarre/
Baltimore Theatre Project is located at:
45 West Preston Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Box Office: 410-752-8558
Website: theatreproject.org
Industrial-Strength Theater Website: industrial-strengththeater.com