Loyola isn't the only source of fantastic theatre in Baltimore! Please check out these other venues for their productions as well as other ways to get involved in the Baltimore Theatre scene! Additionally, here is the calendar for Loyola Evergreen Players' theatre productions.
Center Stage describes itself as providing "the highest quality theater and programming for all members of our communities, including youth and families, under the leadership of Artistic Director Stephanie Ybarra and Executive Director Michael Ross. Baltimore Center Stage ignites conversations and imaginations by producing an eclectic season of professional productions across two mainstages and an intimate 99-seat theater, through engaging community programs, and with inspiring education programs. Everything we do at Center Stage is led by our core values—chief among them being Access For All. Our mission is heavily rooted in providing active and open accessibility for everyone, regardless of any and all barriers, to our Mainstage performances, education initiatives, and community programming." For more information, visit their website. (Source)
Iron Crow Theater
Iron Crow describes itself as "an award-winning, professional, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization and Baltimore’s queer theatre. Iron Crow Theatre produces queer theatre for a queer city, celebrating the renegade and the unorthodox in all of us." "Iron Crow Theatre strives to become Baltimore's next professional Equity theatre, producing theatrical work of the highest artistic quality to offer artists and administrators alike with competitive pay, access to the Equity Membership Candidate program, and a creative environment founded on professionalism that is both safe and inclusive to all." For more information, visit their website. (Source)
Everyman Theater
Everyman Theater describes itself as "a professional theatre celebrating the actor, with a Resident Company of artists from the Baltimore/Washington, DC area. The theatre is dedicated to engaging the audience through a shared experience between actor and audience seeking connection and emotional truth in performance. Each season of plays is carefully curated to foster a diverse range of human experiences found in a mix of dramas and comedies selected from timeless classics to world premieres of plays. Each season, Everyman Theatre produces a six-play mainstage season featuring both classics and new, burgeoning contemporary plays, many of which feature our Award-winning Resident Company of Actors and Artists from the Baltimore/DC area." For more information, visit their website. (Source)