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No Exit
Friday, February 3, 8 p.m.
Saturday, February 4, 8 p.m.
The Mobtown Players
Meadow Mill
3600 Clipper Mill Road
Suite 114
Baltimore, Maryland 21211
Regular Price: 15
BaltimoreFunSavers Discounted Price: 8
Sartre said "Hell is other people." But at Mobtown we know that true hell is paying full price. So we're offering a huge discount on tickets to our new production of Sartre's existential masterpiece!
"Wholly uncomfortable and entirely mesmerizing." – Laura Dattaro, City Paper
Many have offered their opinions on what the afterlife might be like for the damned. Sartre presents us with a room and three strangers who might be in the wrong place. It does not take long for each to pick away at the others to reveal their true natures and the method by which they will be tortured for eternity.
To Redeem:
Offer valid for online purchases only. Enter the promo code "Hades" to receive the discount. |
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Holding on to Jah: The Genesis of a Revolution
Saturday, February 4, 6 p.m.
Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave.
Baltimore, Maryland 21224
Regular Price: 20
BaltimoreFunSavers Discounted Price: 10
In celebration of Bob Marley's birthday, the Creative Alliance hosts an evening-long tribute to reggae. The night kicks off with the Baltimore premiere of Holding on to Jah: The Genesis of a Revolution, a documentary about the rise of reggae through the eyes of the genre’s musicians. Stay for authentic Jamaican cuisine and a night of dancing, featuring music by Proverbs Reggae Band.
To Redeem:
$10, $5 mbrs. Stay for the Bob Marley Dance Party for an extra $5! Proceeds benefit music programs at Baltimore City Public Schools. |
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Handel Choir of Baltimore presents...
Sunday, February 12, 3 p.m.
Handel Choir of Baltimore
740 North Calvert Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21202
Regular Price: 25
BaltimoreFunSavers Discounted Price: 12.50
Handel was born in what is now Germany and emigrated to England at the age of 25. In this concert, the Choir explores Handel's far-reaching influence in both "homelands." Hear choral works by 20th-century British composers Britten and Walton contrasted with music by 19th-century German composers Mendelssohn, Rheinberger and Brahms.
Organist Timothy Murphy showcases the magnificent and newly renovated 150-year-old organ at St. Ignatius Church with Rheinberger's Organ Sonata No. 4 in A minor, Op. 98. Murphy also joins the Choir for Britten's magical cantata on the theme of innocence, "Rejoice in the Lamb."
Concert playbill includes all texts and translations.
Lecture by the Peabody Conservatory Department of Musicology's Richard Giarusso one hour before the performance.
To Redeem:
Find us on BrownPaperTickets and order online. When prompted, enter the discount code ANGLOFUNSAVER12 to order discounted tickets. Or print out this FunSaver email and bring it with you to the concert! |
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RUSH Tickets for Wishful Drinking starring Carrie Fisher
January 1 - February 12
Tuesday - Friday, 8 p.m.
Saturday, 2 & 8 p.m.
Sunday, 1 & 6:30 p.m.
Hippodrome Theatre
12 N Eutaw Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
Regular Price: 55
BaltimoreFunSavers Discounted Price: 20
The daughter of Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher became a cultural icon in her own right at the age of 19, when she starred as "Princess Leia" in the Star Wars trilogy. In Wishful Drinking, she tells the true and intoxicating tale of her life as a Hollywood legend - with all the wry wit she poured into such bestsellers as Postcards from the Edge - in an uproarious and sobering look at her "Hollywood hangover".
To Redeem:
Two hours prior to the show, you can purchase $20 tickets* (limit 4 per person) at the box office - simply mention "Rush Tickets" to your ticketing agent.
*Valid on all performances. Walk up and cash sales only. Subject to availability. Seating is assigned at time of purchase and may include limited view locations. All fees are included in ticket price. No refunds or exchanges. |
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Mapping Baybrook: Environmental Justice in Industrial South Baltimore
Thursday, February 16, 7 - 9 p.m.
Village Learning Place
2521 Saint Paul Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
Regular Price: FREE
BaltimoreFunSavers Discounted Price: FREE
Nicole King, Assistant Professor of American Studies, UMBC, and Director, Orser Center for the Study of Place, Community, and Culture, discusses the history of the communities that make up Far South Baltimore–several of which no longer exist as residential areas.
To Redeem:
Just show up! |
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This half price ticket project is made possible by the William G. Baker Fund, the Baltimore Community Foundation, and the Cooper Family Fund. Many thanks to our sponsors.
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This half price ticket project is made possible by the William G. Baker Fund, the Baltimore Community Foundation, and the Cooper Family Fund. Many thanks to our sponsors.
