Thursday / July 09, 2009
Baltimoored: Summer in the City
On July 9, 10 and 11, The Stoop’s first ever live radio show will feature old-time comedy sketches from our friends at the Baltimore Improv Group, performances from Caleb Stine and the Brakemen, along with local musicians ellen cherry, The 5th L, and Arty Hill, and, of course, the true, personal tales The Stoop is famous for. Storytellers include “The Wire’s” Clarke Peters, First Lady Katie O’Malley, actress Rain Pryor, former “The Simpsons” writer Larry Doyle, and more! Raconteuses Jess Henkin and Laura Wexler have convinced Aaron Henkin of The Signal on WYPR-FM to host the show—and WYPR will broadcast it on Friday, July 17th at noon and 7 p.m.; and Friday, July 24th at noon and 7 p.m., on 88.1 FM.
7 p.m. Cocktails and Live Music by
Caleb Stine and the Brakemen
8 p.m. Show
CENTERSTAGE
700 N. Calvert Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
Advance Tickets Recommended
THREE SHOWS ON THREE NIGHTS: July 9, 10, 11
General admission seats, $20
Purchase Online or call 410-332-0033
Storytellers
JULY 9: Larry Doyle Author of "I Love You, Beth Cooper"; former "Simpsons" writer
JULY 9: Harriet Lynn producer, Heritage Theater Artists' Consortium
JULY 9: Brian Wendell Morton City Paper political columnist and sleight of hand artist
JULY 9: Lauren Bender assistant teacher, artist, twin, and co-director of Narrow House, a publisher of avant-garde poetry, literature, and literary recordings
JULY 9: Susan Kim writer
JULY 10: Katie O'Malley First Lady of Maryland
JULY 10: Jon Aaron teacher
JULY 10: Wayne Larrivey teacher and theater director
JULY 10: Sheri Booker poet, ex-funeral home lady
JULY 10: Amanda Krotki content editor, The Baltimore Sun
JULY 11: Rain Pryor actress
JULY 11: Clarke Peters actor on "The Wire"
JULY 11: Pamela White Circuit Court judge
JULY 11: Michael Ziccardi law clerk
July 11: Kelly Meekins genetic epidemiologist
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