Vagabond Players celebrate 100 years
All My Sons, opening Sept. 9, kicks off the Vagabond Players’ 100th season. Carol Evans, Jeff Murray, Sean Kelly and Rachel Roth star in the wrenching family drama by Arthur Miller. Vagabond will hold a gala on Oct. 16 to celebrate its centennial.
Photo by Tessa Sollway
Baltimore’s Vagabond Players, “America’s Oldest Little Theatre,” may be celebrating the past 100 years, but it has its sights set firmly on upcoming seasons.
With renovated space, a new season beginning Sept. 9, and an upcoming gala party on Oct. 16, it’s a time to give thanks for the past but also look to the future, say longtime board members Carol and Tim Evans.
“We’re very proud of what we do here,” said Carol, who manages publicity for the theater.
The Vagabond Players was established in 1916 during the popular Little Theatre Movement, and quickly established itself as an important part of theater history. The first play produced by the Vagabond was The Artist, an original piece submitted by the “Sage of Baltimore” himself, H.L. Mencken.
