Moving at the Speed of Life

Stones In His Pockets
May 31 at 8
June 1-2, 7-9 at 8
June 3 at 3

May 20 at 3pm
May 21 at 8pm

Dignity Players and Bay Theatre are thrilled to announce they will be producing a staged reading of Dustin Lance Black’s new courtroom drama “8″ on Sunday, July 22 at 6:00pm at the

Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis. “8″ is co-produced by the American Federation for Equal Rights and Broadway Impact. Dignity Players and Bay Theatre are two of a select group of national schools and theatres to be granted performance rights to this new play about the federal case against proposition 8 in California. Please join us as we join the fight for marriage equality in Maryland. Visit the national website for “8″ to view detailed information on Dignity Players production. General seating tickets for $10 can be purchased now by clicking here. The price includes a reception and Q&A following the performance.

2011 Season – Masks

Moving at the Speed of Life
Written and Performed by

Kris Valerio

Poetry by Pat Brack

Directed by Mickey Lund

A one-woman show that takes place in Starbucks and addresses issues ranging from technological dependence and the current state of the service industry, to modern family planning and raising children on Ritalin. Explored through quick cuts between short serio-comic monologues, the piece raises real questions about the challenges we all encounter as a result of trying to function at the speed of life in modern America.