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Our Current Production
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
A few quotes from City Paper's rave review: With its mixed-race cast, this production interrogates not only the idealized American family but the American South. That Big Daddy is played by an actor who is black, and that he is "the Delta's biggest cotton planter" in what is ostensibly the era of Jim Crow, invests an added layer of significance to his rise from peon to patriarch and a sense of urgency to his insistence on self-preservation. ... Director Barry Feinstein and set designer Prince NO-RA make such effective use of the black-box space at Load of Fun Theater that it seems like the only way the play should be staged. Make reservations for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (through Brown Paper Tickets) -- Closes Nov. 27 2011 -- |
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| Why We Are |
| Theatrical Mining Company was founded by Barry Feinstein (Artistic Director), Roger Marshall, and Terry Kenney (Playwright Relations) in late summer of 2006 to develop Baltimore Playwrights Festival entries that were not selected for production, and new play ideas. |
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TMC favors plays that make a strong statement about the human condition, and embraces controversial subjects. We believe the purpose
of theatre is to inspire an audience to think and discuss the subject matter presented on stage. Of course, we like to have
some laughter along the way. We want to thank Fells Point Corner Theater for all the help and use of their space during development. |
How We've Done |
TMC's 2007 BPF productions of Blessed Mothers of War and Almost Vermilion resulted in the following honors.
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TMC's 2008 BPF productions of Jarvis Legend's Borrowed Skin and Gay Deceivers resulted in the following honors.
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TMC's 2009 BPF productions of Turducken and The Ape on the Church Steps resulted in the following honors.
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TMC's 2010 BPF productions of Black Widows and This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things resulted in the following honors.
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TMC's 2011 BPF productions of Self, Inc. and Abraham and Isaac resulted in the following honors.
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