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Vagabond Players and Bruce F. Press Photography are excited to provide the Baltimore Theatre Community with the opportunity to get professional headshots for only $50 as we renew our commitment to post-pandemic theatre in Baltimore and bring the best of Broadway back to Broadway.
Bruce F. Press Photography is cutting the standard price of $150 in half and Vagabond Players is picking up $25 per session, so the cost to you is only $50 for a professional mini-headshot session!
Click here to book your session now!
All sessions will be held at the Vagabond Theatre in Fells Point. You will receive a personal 30-minute session and be able to select up to two distinct headshots.
We want you to get the best shot possible, so bring additional tops and accessories to change your look. Time permitting multiple looks will be shot. If you are having a difficult time making a choice, our team and the photographer can help you decide.
Photo selection will be made onsite, if possible or via an online gallery after the event. Your headshots will be sent to you within 5 days of your selection being made.
COVID Precautions:
- In accordance with Baltimore City Guidelines, masks are required while in the venue. Masks can only be removed during photographs, while on the stage.
- Everyone entering the building will be required to answer screening questions and have their temperature taken.
- Social distancing will be observed whenever possible.
- Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the venue.
Vagabond Players is excited to announce that the best of Broadway will be back on Broadway starting in January 2022 with a lineup worth waiting for.
THE CLEAN HOUSE
January 7-30, 2022
Written by Sarah Ruhl
Directed by Rina Steinhauer / Assistant Directed by Penelope Chan
Lane’s maid, Mathilde, doesn’t want to clean. She wants to be a stand-up comedian. All Lane wants is a clean house—and a husband who doesn’t cheat on her. Sarah Ruhl’s wryly funny and deeply moving comedy joyously demonstrates that the best things in life—a sublime joke, a fulfilling purpose, a soul mate—are infinitely worth waiting for.
“…one of the finest and funniest new plays you’re likely to see this season.” - The New York Times
GOD OF CARNAGE
February 18 – March 13, 2022
Written by Yazmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton
Directed by Stephen Deininger
A comedy of manners…without the manners, Reza’s Tony Award-winning Broadway sensation offers up the guilty pleasure of watching a pair of upper middle-class marriages go boom. The playground altercation between two eleven-year-olds brings together four parents who think they can resolve things in a civilized, adult manner. BUT, as the evening progresses, and the drinks flow, the gloves come off and pure animal instinct reigns supreme.
“Bitingly funny! Reza’s clever, stinging view of contemporary culture makes for a bracing burst of theater.” - The Baltimore Sun
DISGRACED
April 1-24, 2022
Written by Ayad Akhtar
Directed by Matthew Sean Mitchell
A successful Pakistani-American lawyer has turned his back on his culture and heritage in pursuit of the American Dream – living a life of luxury with a beautiful Caucasian wife and a lucrative promotion within his grasp. Ayad Ahktar’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama shows how Amir’s world rapidly implodes at a dinner party with his African-American co-worker and her Jewish husband that shatters relationships and everyone’s beliefs about race and religious identity.
“…a blistering social drama about the racial prejudices that secretly persist in social circles…Ahktar knows how to build a scene and maintain suspense.” - Variety
THE FANTASTICKS
May 20 – June 19, 2022
Music by Harvey Schmidt, Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones
Directed by Jimi Kinstle
There’s always time to remember this legendary romance about a boy, a girl, their two fathers, and a love that transcends all boundaries and expectations. Filled with one of the finest scores ever written for the stage, this bewitching comedy and haunting love story has entranced generations of theatergoers, and will be sure to enchant and captivate Vagabond Players’ audiences for a long time to come.
“From ‘Try to Remember,’ the show’s best-known tune, to ‘Soon It’s Gonna Rain,’ to the haunting ‘They Were You,’ the songs are reminders of what make this little musical so hypnotic.” - Associated Press
Thanks to the ongoing support of our patrons and organizations like the Maryland State Arts Council, we’re eager to reopen the doors and welcome everyone back to the stage. More information will be available soon about auditions and opportunities to get involved, as well as tickets and subscriptions for this season.
Congratulations to the wonderful directors, cast, and crew of Talk Radio. Thank you for your hard work and talent in making our first virtual production a success.
“You can tell it’s 1987…the story plays just as fresh in 2021 as it did then. Vagabond Players have done a chillingly excellent job of staging it.” - MD Theatre Guide