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Students perform in How Palm Wine Sours
Theater
A story of love, politics, culture, and history
Published Feb 28, 2020
Junior Similoluwa Aluko wrote and co-directs "How Palm Wine Sours," a multi-generational story about women, love, and politics in the Oyo empire of West Africa
Group photo of actors in costume for Cabaret
Behind the scenes of 'Cabaret'
Published Summer 2019
For 100 years, the student-run Barnstormers has put on perfectly marvelous theater productions. But it's not all song and dance. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Students in long robes perform a synchronized dance
Multicultural Affairs
A culture showcase
Published Nov 12, 2018
JHU's 31st annual Culture Show celebrates diversity through music, dance, and theatrical performances
Actor onstage
On stage
Discovering Laramie
Published Oct 25, 2018
JHU Barnstormers present the story of Matthew Shepard, whose 1998 murder became a flashpoint for the gay rights movement
Dancers mid-performance
Theatre
Beneath boisterous surface, something dark
Published April 11, 2018
JHU Barnstormers stage an enchanting performance of Broadway favorite 'Pippin'
Carly Bales
Q+A
Blurring lines
Published Oct 27, 2015
Baltimore artist, actor Carly Bales on what performance art, theater can learn from each other
Christopher Wren and Mollie Ralston argue
Whodunit
Murder, red herrings
Published Oct 23, 2015 Photos
JHU's Barnstormers present Agatha Christie's murder-mystery 'The Mousetrap'
Extras, extras
Peabody Opera casting call
Published Sept 23, 2015
Peabody Opera seeks players (and a little dog, too) for upcoming production of 'Street Scene'
On stage
Good 'Company'
Published April 2, 2015 Photos
JHU Barnstormers six-performance run of Sondheim musical kicks off Friday
Theater review
Dead painters' society?
Published Nov 5, 2014
JHU Barnstormers tackle sexuality, gender roles in Twain's fun, fast-paced 'Is He Dead?'