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Baltimore, Maryland

Center Stage is Maryland's most important theater company — Baltimore's Tony Award-winning state theater that consistently produces some of the most critically acclaimed theatrical work in the United States and serves as the artistic home of the mid-Atlantic theater community. Its extraordinary track record of developing new American theater and its role as Maryland's official State Theater make it the most culturally significant performing arts institution in Baltimore.

700 N Calvert St, Baltimore, MD 21202

Baltimore, Maryland

Hippodrome Theatre at the France-Merrick PAC is Baltimore's most important Broadway touring venue — a stunning 2,244-seat Edwardian theater beautifully restored to present the greatest Broadway touring productions for the greater Baltimore-Washington market. Its extraordinary 1914 vaudeville theater design, its central Baltimore location in the emerging arts district, and its consistent programming of major Broadway tours create Maryland's most important Broadway theater experience.

12 N Eutaw St, Baltimore, MD 21201

Baltimore, Maryland

The Lyric Theatre is Baltimore's most beloved historic concert venue — an intimate 2,564-seat 1894 concert hall that has been presenting the finest orchestral, opera, and concert performances in Baltimore for over 125 years. Its extraordinary acoustic properties (the finest concert hall acoustics in Baltimore), its beautiful late-Victorian architecture, and its role as the primary venue for the Baltimore Symphony's downtown performances make it one of the most historically and musically significant concert halls in the mid-Atlantic.

140 W Mount Royal Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201

Baltimore, Maryland

Baltimore's downtown theater district is one of the most historically significant in American theatrical history — a city that served as the pre-Broadway tryout destination for some of America's greatest plays, from Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun to the original tryouts for numerous classic American musicals. Baltimore's extraordinary theater heritage and its growing contemporary theater scene create a performing arts community of unusual depth and historical consciousness.

Baltimore, MD 21202

Baltimore, Maryland

Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric brings Baltimore's most historic concert hall into the contemporary era with major touring concerts alongside its classical programming — presenting artists from Garth Brooks to Alicia Keys in the most intimate large-venue experience in Baltimore. Its extraordinary acoustic properties and its capacity to serve both classical and contemporary audiences create one of the most versatile performance environments in the mid-Atlantic.

140 W Mount Royal Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201

Bethesda, Maryland

Round House Theatre is one of the Washington DC region's most respected theater companies — a Bethesda institution producing critically acclaimed theatrical work that serves Montgomery County's extraordinary concentration of government workers, diplomats, and educators who make up the most formally educated regional theater audience in the United States.

4545 East-West Hwy, Bethesda, MD 20814

Columbia, Maryland

Toby's Dinner Theatre of Columbia is a Maryland institution offering professional Broadway-style musical theater productions in an in-the-round dinner theater format since 1979. The buffet-dinner-plus-show format, professional Equity productions, and family-friendly programming have made it one of the region's most beloved theatrical destinations for over four decades.

5900 Symphony Woods Rd 21044

North Bethesda, Maryland

Strathmore is one of the East Coast's most beloved performing arts venues — a 1,976-seat Montgomery County concert hall presenting the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Metro Washington season alongside world music, jazz, and chamber music in an acoustically extraordinary building. Its extraordinary programming diversity, its Montgomery County location (the most affluent county in Maryland), and its National Philharmonic residency create one of the most completely programmed performing arts centers in the mid-Atlantic.

5301 Tuckerman Ln, North Bethesda, MD 20852

Olney, Maryland

Olney Theatre Center is one of Maryland's most celebrated regional theaters — a Montgomery County institution producing professional theatrical work of the highest quality for the most affluent suburban region in Maryland. Its extraordinary producing history (including work by the most prominent American playwrights), its beautiful rural Maryland campus, and its consistent critical recognition make it one of the most artistically significant regional theaters in the mid-Atlantic.

2001 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd, Olney, MD 20832

Oxon Hill, Maryland

MGM National Harbor Theater is a 3,000-seat entertainment venue inside the MGM National Harbor casino resort — one of the finest mid-size performance halls on the East Coast. Serving the Washington DC gaming market, the theater books headline comedy residencies, music acts, and productions for a cross-regional audience that spans DC, Virginia, and Maryland.

101 MGM National Ave 20745

Washington, Maryland

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is America's most important performing arts institution — a national cultural center on the Potomac presenting the National Symphony Orchestra, Washington National Opera, and the full spectrum of performing arts in five extraordinary performance spaces. As the living memorial to President Kennedy and as the national stage for American cultural life, the Kennedy Center presents more performances annually than any other arts organization in the world and represents America's most significant statement about the importance of the arts to democratic culture.

2700 F St NW, Washington, DC 20566