About This Series:

Intended for experienced and freshly baked improvisers alike, this 4-part series is geared towards helping you find ease and comfort in improv.

We will experiment with different elements that can naturally help us inhabit and discover scenes from the ground up. In this series we will lay aside rules and formulas (CROW, Story Spines, Harolds and forms and the like).

America’s largest interactive true crime mystery dinner theatre show is now playing in Baltimore! Solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it!

Join us for an event that is very different from a traditional mystery dinner show. Our actors are not dressed in costume and are hidden in the audience! This results in a fun, social and interactive evening suitable for all adults.

To create, you must destroy. Three amazing teams hit the stage at The Lou Costello Room above Zissimos bar to break down the laughs!

Chronic Pain brings together a madcap group of Baltimore improvisers who all have some kind of pain in our lives - real physical pain, or even if someone you know is just a pain in the butt. They take that and make it funny.

Babeprov is an all-female group that takes the stage with a flirty deconstruction. They have brought their own kind of glamour to stages in Baltimore and New York.

LOVE, LAND, LEGACY

By VTDance/Vincent E. Thomas
May 10 & 11

VTDance/Vincent E Thomas presents LOVE, LAND, LEGACY – an intimate look at why we love, where we stand, and what we may leave behind. These physical stories are told through the incredible ensemble of dancers (VTDance II) and longtime collaborator and poet Michelle A. Nelson (aka Love the Poet). The evening is woven together by the music of Dave Ballou and excerpts of his newest work The Detritus Suite for Jazz Orchestra.

Join the chordless jazz trio SPH+2 at An die Musik Live for an evening of original jazz music from the pen of emerging saxophonist/composer Stephen Philip Harvey!

STEPHEN PHILIP HARVEY | sax
MIKE GRAHAM | bass
JORDON STANLEY | drums

VTDance/Vincent E Thomas presents

LOVE, LAND, LEGACY - an intimate look at why we love, where we stand, and what we may leave behind. These physical stories are told through the incredible ensemble of dancers (VTDance II) and longtime collaborator and poet Michelle A. Nelson (aka Love the Poet). The evening is woven together by the music of Dave Ballou and excerpts of his newest work The Detritus Suite for Jazz Orchestra.

Join us in welcoming Greg Hatza for a night of jazz organ music and more!

Tickets: $20 online, $25 at the door
Doors open at 7 pm, performance begins at 7:30 pm.

Join us in welcoming Greg Hatza for a night of jazz organ music and more!

Tickets: $20 online, $25 at the door
Doors open at 7 pm, performance begins at 7:30 pm

If you need some helpful tips, these three comedy acts will provide what you need for an evening of fun.

Whatever This Is brings together the Highwire Improv founders for a delightful trip through their comedy minds

The D.C.-based Matron Saints will visit to combine improv, pop culture and a love of the feminine divine to bring you closer to Her. This duo finds one another hilarious and likes to play a little dirty.

Peabody Children’s Chorus 2025 Spring Concert, featuring singers ages 6 through 18.

“The Road Home,” including works by Duruflé, Bizet, Garrett, and Uusberg.

Tickets on Sale April 14th, 2025

$20 ticket fee includes parking at JHU South Garage

Shriver Hall, JHU Homewood Campus. 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218

Norman Huynh, conductor; Audrey Wright, violin

BCO’s Mother’s Day concert led by guest conductor and Peabody alum, Norman Huynh has something for everyone. William Grant Still’s touching tribute to mothers opens the concert before BCO’s Concertmaster, Audrey Wright performs the other “Four Seasons” by Argentinian composer Astor Piazzola, followed by Mozart’s timeless Symphony No. 39.

W. G. STILL – Mother and Child

A. PIAZOLLA – Four Seasons of Buenos Aires

W.A. MOZART – Symphony No. 39

About this class:

Over six weeks, you will develop the core skills needed to host and perform a professional showcase of improv comedy. Highwire Improv's expert instructors will be with you every step of the way, holding the space to make silly choices, explore comedy, and learn how to create art together. By the end of the class, you will be an ensemble ready to host and put on a full student showcase!

Each class session will run from 6:30pm-8:30pm ET, with optional time available after class to discuss and debrief.

Week 1 (May 13): Review, Scenes, and Editing

Join us every Wednesday of December for singing and fun at the Catonsville Clubhouse.

A song circle is a friendly jam session on acoustic instruments only. Hand drums are okay. Songs can include originals or favorite covers. We'll take turns around the circle. If it's your turn, you can do your song solo or you may request accompaniment. You may invite the whole group to join in, or you may invite specific individuals (you may have worked out an arrangement). The important thing is that you choose how to put your music across.

Learn the fundamentals of improv comedy with skilled and supportive instructors from Highwire Improv. We’ll play some very silly games, learn how to create characters, explore techniques to collaborate and create as a team, and even perform full improvised scenes together! Of course, you won’t be facing this new experience alone—you’ll be learning these new skills with a team of new improvisers, and by the end you’ll be ready to put on a showcase for your friends, family, and fans!