An intimate theatre piece presented in the manner of the time, in the costume of the period, and in the context of the age, JUST A SONG AT TWILIGHT traces the life of a Victorian woman and the era which affected her.

Celebrate the genius of George Gershwin! With the classic Rhapsody in Blue, rhythmic ragtimes, sophisticated melodies, brother Ira’s clever lyrics, and masterpiece Porgy and Bess, GERSHWIN-BY GEORGE! captures the Gershwin spirit--vibrant, brash, bold, and uniquely American. A dramatic narrative and spectacular visual images tell the compelling story of Gershwin’s rise to fame: his childhood as the son of poor Jewish immigrant parents, his early years on Tin Pan Alley spent in the smoky speakeasies of Harlem, his successes on Broadway, and his history-making concert performances. This all-Gershwin extravaganza written and performed by Carolyn Black-Sotir features an eclectic and stellar ensemble of classical and jazz musicians.

Carolyn Black-Sotir and members of AMTA, American Music Theatre artists perform RICHARD RODGERS AND HIS SOUNDS OF MUSIC, a musical and theatrical retrospective of Richard Rodgers’ life and works. The show presents an overview of the Richard Rodgers musical canon, offering classic as well as new interpretations of his theatre songs. A dramatic narrative provides the story behind the music and delves into Rodgers’ collaborations with Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein.

The Baltimore Consort was founded in 1980 to perform instrumental music of Shakespeare's time. Although later joined by a singer, the group's experience of rehearsing purely instrumentally forged its identity as an ensemble dedicated to exploiting the diverse sound colors offered by gut- and wire-strung, plucked and bowed strings, and transverse and end-blown flutes and recorders, capped reeds and percussion.