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.

An die Musik Live is excited to present a new monthly series featuring Charlie Reichert Powell and New River!

New River weaves, molds objects, plants gardens. The trio's sound and approach is born from Charlie's love for structuring improvisation, puzzles, repetition, and the outdoors, and is nestled somewhere between John Coltrane, Tom Waits, and Ryoji Ikeda. Their debut album releases in late 2024.

Charlie Reichert Powell - guitar/compositions
Aidan Taylor - bass
Koleby Royston - drums

Living legend Ahmed Abdullah a rare appearance at An die Musik Live to celebrate African American History Month! For this exceptional performance, audience members will be treated to a blend of poetry music from the African Diaspora mixed with the music and lyrics of Sun Ra. Don't Miss This!

Monique Ngozi Nri, poet/vocalist
Don Chapman, saxophone
Eric Kennedy, multi-percussion
with leader Ahmed Abdullah on trumpet, flugelhorn and vocals

Join the Ethnic Heritage Ensemble for their 20th Annual Black History Month Celebration at An die Musik Live, and their 51st Black History Month Tour! Two shows at 7pm and 9pm!

A MUST-SEE CONCERT EVENT!!

Kahil El'Zabar, drums, voice, kalimba
Corey Wilkes, trumpet
Alex Harding baritone

We start with a blank canvas before new worlds come together right before your very eyes. Join us for comedy built in the moment by Washington, D.C.'s Human Magnet, Baltimore's long-running Local Spot and the hilarious duo Hannah and Kyle Try Their Best.

Doors will open at 6:45 pm, show starts at 7 pm. Free and paid street parking is available throughout the area.

Fantastic drinks available all night!

Performer pay for this show sponsored by Toni Taylor as part of our 2024 Giving Tuesday campaign.

What is an improv show, exactly?

Doors open at 7:00p.m. Show starts at 7:30 p.m.

$15 online, $20 at the door

Tipping the performers is encouraged!

Join us at the Catonsville Clubhouse for a dazzling showcase of gender-bending performance art, hosted by the fabulous Orion Ridgely.

Local drag icons join the recent graduates of our “Unleashing Your Inner Drag Royalty” class for an inspiring drag show that transcends the gender binary.

Don’t let this shooting star pass you by; secure your tickets now!

You’ll know every song, dance for hours and sing at the top of your lungs. Think of it as your favorite mix tape of the 80’s coming to life! From their home in the US to Asia and everywhere in-between, they’ve seen a million faces and have rocked them all! Since their inception, The New Romance’s sole mission is playing the songs you know and love with stunning accuracy. Winners of several music industry awards including “Best Tribute Act” and “Best Cover Band”, this group thrills audiences with their true concert experience.

Robert Moody, conductor; Troy Cook, baritone

In another program of firsts, the BCO highlights Baltimore born Frank Zappa’s compositional ingenuity before Metropolitan Opera baritone Troy Cook brings his acclaimed interpretation of Mahler’s enigmatic Songs of a Wayfarer to the stage. Mendelssohn’s majestic “Reformation” Symphony brings the concert to a dramatic finish.

F. ZAPPA – Chamber Orchestra Song Cycle (Dog Breath Variations & G-Spot Tornado)

G. MAHLER – Songs of a Wayfarer

Bach’s works arranged for trumpet and organ highlight the brilliance of his compositions through a unique instrumental pairing. These include the Sonatas in E major and A major, showcasing intricate melodies and harmonies. Chorales such as “Jesu meine Freude” and “O Haupt voll Blut” (The Passion Chorale) offer profound spiritual depth. The Prelude on “Ein Feste Burg” and other chorales for trumpet and organ add grandeur and reverence, making these arrangements both majestic and deeply moving.

Prepare for an Enchanted Evening at The Spectacular Magic Showcase!

Join us for a night where the impossible becomes possible, featuring a star-studded lineup of illusionists and mystifiers like Vince Wilson and many more.

This is your once-in-a-lifetime chance to witness these masters of magic all under one roof. Expect the unexpected, as you never know what surprises await or who might appear at this spellbinding event!

Tickets:

Adult: $10

Kids: $5

Duo Roulette takes the idea of improvisation to the extreme. We will take eight performers - including some Highwire Improv students - and match them up at random just seconds before they hit the stage. Think of speed dating, but with laughs instead of heartbreak. Grab a seat and see if we make any special improv love connections in the always fun Pennant Room at Peabody Heights.

LA CALISTO

From Peabody Chamber Opera

February 13 – 16

The Peabody Chamber Opera returns to the Theatre Project with LA CALISTO, a comic 17th-century adaption of Greek myth. Jupiter falls for the nymph Calisto, who rejects the older man creeping on her, causing Jupiter to disguise himself as Diana, the goddess Calisto adores. Diana happens to carry a torch for shepherd Endymion, and with the addition of some mythological magic, a comic string of risqué meetings involving mistaken identities ensues.

A showcase featuring original dance performances by local artists, companies and dance studios, including various styles of dance from ballet to hop-hop to liturgical and more.

Zora's Room

February Theme: Love Is, Love Ain't

Dates: Friday, February 14th AND Saturday, February 15th

Time: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Location: 1201 W Mt. Royal Ave., Baltimore, MD 21217

Love, love, love! A cabaret tale at An die Musik Live of looking for love in all the wrong places, finding love, losing love, confusing love, finding love again but doubting that it is really love, and finally loving love. Songs by Arlen, Rodgers & Hart, Sondheim, Gershwin, and Weill, as well as some lesser known gems by Elmer Bernstein, Noel Coward, and Alec Wilder.

Jennifer Blades, vocals
Andrew Stewart, piano

“Always engaging!” - Tim Smith, The Baltimore Sun