The gothic serial “Dark Shadows” has had various incarnations over the years. Starting as an original television soap opera of the 1960s and 1970s, it became a comic book series, a big-budget 1991 pri…
Puppet Co. leadership announce their retirement
GLEN ECHO – Officials at The Puppet Co. announced on Feb. 10 that its artistic and managerial staff would be retiring effective, ending a run that spanned over three decades. Its leadership and puppet…
Round House Theatre adds an American blend to ‘Spring Awakening’
“Spring Awakening” or in its original title “Frühlings Erwachen” is a somber play from the late 1800s by German playwright Frank Wedekind. Americans are becoming increasingly familiar with this drama …
The Folger Theatre presents ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’ 1970s Style
Go-go boots, miniskirts and bell-bottom trousers. A background of multi-colored square panels bordering on the psychedelic slapstick and one-liners. We describe not the return of “Rowan and Martin’s L…
Wootton’s Liau twins conquer Paint Branch Tournament
Thomas Wootton High School juniors Eric and Jason Liau exuded confidence entering the invitational tournament hosted by Paint Branch High School on Jan. 24-25. Eric was focused on a 113-pound rematch …
Hogan’s Highway Expansion Project is not a 21st Century Solution to congestion
I agree with Representative Anthony Brown that widening I-270 and the Capital Beltway with toll lanes is an outdated solution to congestion. In the editorial “Hundreds rally to stop controversial high…
Time to end gun violence
On June 28, 2018, a man wielding a shotgun blasted his way into the offices of the Capital Gazette community newspaper in Annapolis. He murdered five staff members, including my brother-in-law, John M…
Are things always changing?
I’ve had the pleasure and the opportunity write this column for about 15 years. My goal was to inform and enlighten you about housing and real estate issues. And over the years, recurring themes eme…
Abolish Circuit Court Judicial Elections
Last week, Chief Judge Mary Ellen Barbera of the Maryland Court of Appeals called for the abolition of contested elections for Circuit Court judgeships in the State. As I say goodbye to this column, a…
Kennedy HS teacher inspires all through studies, life experiences and faith
By Tony Glaros Special to The Sentinel WHEATON – On a sun-drenched Friday morning, Reggie Wright pulled up a seat at a computer terminal where a coworker was pensively flipping through the pages of an…
