The Best Charles theatre events in Baltimore, Maryland

The Charles Theatre is a historic movie theater located at 1711 North Charles Street in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. Established in 1939, this beloved institution has been entertaining audiences with a diverse selection of independent, foreign, and classic films for over 80 years. With its charming Art Deco design and cozy atmosphere, the Charles Theatre offers a unique cinematic experience that transports viewers to another time. Whether you're a film enthusiast or simply looking for a fun night out, the Charles Theatre is the perfect destination for movie lovers of all ages. Come and enjoy the magic of the silver screen at this iconic Baltimore landmark.

The JHU Undergraduate Program in Theatre Arts and Studies, located at 3400 North Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland, offers a comprehensive approach to the arts of acting, directing, and playwriting. Students will also learn about technical direction, play production, play analysis, theatre management, and theatre history. The program also offers an undergraduate minor. In collaboration with the Space Telescope Science Institute, the program will present Bertolt Brecht’s classic play about Galileo’s revolutionary discoveries and his silencing by the Inquisition from April 3-7.

The Baltimore Improv Festival is a premier annual event celebrating the art of improvisational comedy. Located at 1727 North Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland, this festival showcases talented improv troupes from around the country, as well as local performers. With a diverse lineup of shows, workshops, and special events, the Baltimore Improv Festival offers a unique and entertaining experience for comedy lovers of all ages. Come join us for a weekend of laughter and creativity in the heart of Baltimore!

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The John Astin Theater, located at 3400 North Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland, is a renowned institution associated with Johns Hopkins University. The theater presents various productions, including Bertolt Brecht’s Galileo, in collaboration with the Space Telescope Science Institute. The historic Merrick Barn houses the 104-seat theater with a classic proscenium stage. Guests can reserve seats by emailing [email protected] and admission prices vary. The institution pays homage to John Astin, a distinguished actor and former Director of JHU Theatre. Due to construction, access to Merrick Barn is limited, but visitors can park at the South Garage on Wyman Park Drive. The theater welcomes all to experience the beauty of scientific knowledge and the cosmos through captivating performances and visual displays.