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Lyric Opera Baltimore reveals details on casting, conducting for two-production season in Spring 2016.

For the better part of a year, Baltimore School for the Arts focused on "The Codex Project," a multimedia production.

Carole Sibel, a dynamic figure in Baltimore's charitable fundraising scene once described as a "mini United Way," died of cancer at her Stevenson home.

Bel Air native Sarah Lapointe will find out next month if she has been selected as a U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, which means she will be one of 20 high school seniors from across the nation who will travel to Washington, D.C. in June for the recognition ceremony.

Charlotte R. Bohn, who worked for Baltimore Child's magazine as distribution and advertising traffic manager for more than a decade and was also a talented singer and voice coach, died.

Aubrey Maurice Murphy, an acclaimed pianist, organist, conductor and vocal coach who had been a fixture on the Baltimore music scene since the 1960s, died.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning "Ruined," Lynn Nottage's unsparing look at the war-torn Congo, receives forceful staging by Everyman Theatre.

A publicist for Annapolis-born fashion designer Christian Siriano said Monday that reports that he had broken off his engagement are "not confirmed."

Our nation's capital puts its distinctive spin on the holiday season

Rarely encountered works by Granados and Poulenc included on recital by pianist Michael Sheppard at Second Presbyterian Church.

You can return to Bedford Falls this season via a "live radio play" at Center Stage.

Dominic C. "Nick" Selvi, an elementary school instrumental music teacher and accomplished saxophonist who had taught in Harford county public schools, died Friday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson of stage 4 rectal cancer. He was 36.

After 35 years the Baltimore School for the Arts is still a place where artistic stars shine and kids' lives are changed.

Charm City could use a halftime pep talk and Under Armour's Kevin Plank is just the man to deliver it

Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake paid part of her ALCS bet with Kansas City mayor Sly James with a rendition of a baseball-centric cover of Lorde's hit song, "Royals."

By day June Keating is a cheerful eighth-grader at Dumbarton Middle School. But for the next few weeks, she's spending her evenings inhabiting the role of an elderly woman who lives in a dystopian future.

The Maryland native will help pick the best fan-created work for the show's new season

Tana Hicken, a Baltimore actress and teacher who deftly portrayed a wide variety of characters during a professional career that spanned more than four decades, died Aug. 17 at her Sparks home of myositis, an autoimmune disorder. She was 70.

A glance at Chesapeake Arts Center's upcoming schedule indicates an exciting season beginning in September, with entertainment to attract audiences of diverse tastes for music, theater and star attractions.

Developers hope to turn vacant lot into art park, concert venue

We've rounded up five of Artscape's new must-see attractions¿ ranging from high-flying spectacles to a party game played on a giant pizza ¿ so you can make the most of your festival experience.

The 'Funky Ballerina' continues her show run on June 25

Kim Martini, head of business development, moved to Baltimore from Virginia in 2012, sent by the company to build relationships in what company officials saw as a relatively busier market.

Disadvantaged city students have options for help when they can't meet academic standards

Baltimore School for the Arts expects much of its students, a standard not every city student can attain

A skewed view of the Baltimore School for the Arts

Don't blame the school for the arts for Baltimore's failed public schools

BSA's professional environment isn't for everyone.

In defense of Baltimore School for the Arts.

BSA offers great support, but it's not for every student.

Baltimore School for the Arts looks out for struggling students.

BSA demands much of its students — and looks out for them.

BSA is competitive — just like the real world.