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ROCKY!

Iron Crow Theatre Presents

THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW

June 2 - 17

Opening Friday!

THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW

By Richard O'Brien

From Iron Crow Theatre

June 2 - 17

Baltimore’s favorite LIVE tradition returns in a new raucous celebratory pride event!

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named “Rocky.”

Every ticket holder gets an audience participation script and prop bag complete with cascading toilet paper, water guns, and an array of other gadgets and goodies! This deliberately kitschy rock ‘n’ roll sci-fi gothic musical is Baltimore’s favorite yearly tradition, and this year it’s more fun than ever!

Showtimes:

June 2 @ 8pm

June 3 @ 8pm

June 4 @ 6pm

June 9 @ 8pm

June 10 @ 8pm & 11:30pm

June 11 @ 6pm

June 16 @ 8pm

June 17 @ 8pm & 11:30pm

Tickets:

General Admission: $45 - $55

Please click the crow below to purchase tickets.

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The Baker Artist Portfolios

www.BakerArtist.org

Theatre Project is funded by an operating grant from the

Maryland State Arts Council,

an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive

Theatre Project is funded by Mayor Brandon Scott and the City Council of Baltimore through the Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts.

Theatre Project is funded by an operating grant from the Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences

Theatre Project thanks season sponsor

Lord Baltimore Hotel

In the John Fonda Gallery through July 30

VULNERABILITY OF TIME

Chroma-kinetic Artworks by Daniel Conrad

Daniel Conrad is a light-artist, painter, sound artist, teacher and writer from Baltimore County, Maryland.

Conrad’s interest in color and color perception became focused when he studied Albers’ “Interaction of Colors” in college. Conrad started to work on methods to change colors on a screen using dimmable colored light sources. The continuing goal of the work has been to use color interactions and afterimages as an active component of visual art. Conrad’s current work, which he calls “color-changing light-painting,” uses a translucent plastic screen on the front of a box about 3.5″ deep. RGB LED strips are arranged inside on the back of the box. Shaped barriers between the back and the screen separate regions to make colored areas.

“Descent/Descant”, 2020

Color-changes are produced by dimming LEDs in several circuits controlled with a programmable digital micro-processor. The rate of color-change can be adjusted with a knob on the side of the box, but the fastest rate does not approach strobe speed. A light-painting is intended to be an environmental companion, the way a painting can be. The barriers that shape color areas do not move, but color-changes often restructure an image in surprising ways.

Conrad’s color-changing light-paintings will be on display at the John Fonda Gallery at Theater Project through July 30th.

Works on view performance days, and by appointment Tuesdays through Fridays from 2 to 5pm. For appointments, contact gallery@theatreproject.org.

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