CURRENT PRODUCTION
New Old Theater is happy to announce a free program May 18, 2024 featuring the of the Battle of Baltimore
New Old Theater presents a Moving Diorama  inspired the Eidophusikon, a London theatrical curiosity from the late 1700s.
Viewers will thrill to a miniature bombardment of Fort McHenry by British bomb vessels; the “bombs bursting in air” and the “rockets’ red glare” with suitable commentary and role playing by company members of New Old Theater. The stage effects will mimic what was sometimes presented in theaters in the 1700s and 1800s.
In addition, there will be performances by Ship’s Company Chanteymen prior to and following the Diorama performance.
Plus, Check out the history displays at this farm site that British forces passed on the way to attack Baltimore.
Please join us at Todd’s Inheritance for this FREE program of historically inspired music and theatrics.
Ship’s Company Chanteymen 11:30
Moving Diorama 12:30
​Chanteymen 2:00pm
9000 North Point Rd, Sparrows Point, MD 21219-2402

JOLLY ROGER

PAST PRODUCTIONS:
​JOLLY ROGER         On board the JOHN W. BROWN Baltimore, MD April 21,22 2018
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN         Henrico Theater, Henrico, VA April 11 2015,  Robert Long House Courtyard Baltimore, MD April 15-19, 2015
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER AND ALL ITS COUSINS   Our salute to the music of 1812 to 1815          Various locations 2012, 2013, and 2014
DOUBLE THE RENT!  A most enjoyable comedy based on John Maddison Morton’s Box and Cox  (First produced in London in 1847)      Baltimore, MD  November 8, 9, 10, 2013 
THE PERILOUS FIGHT, Or; The War of 1812 in Ballad and Anthem        Baltimore and College Park  2012
 EXPRESS! - A Railroad Romance in One Compartment         Baltimore and College Park MD July 16 and 17 2011                                    
 WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY  (Staged reading)          Baltimore, MD- November 15, 2009
DOUBLE THE RENT! (BOX AND COX) 1847 Farce  by John Maddison Morton        College Park, Takoma Park, Baltimore, MD-September, 2009
THE VAMPIRE; or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES - the first vampire play in English from 1820.    by  J. R.  Planche'         Riverdale Park and Baltimore, MD- October, 2008
AN EVENING OF VICTORIAN THEATER  featuring: THE STAGE-STRUCK YANKEE         Baltimore, MD- Fall, 2007
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN           Baltimore and Takoma Park, MD- Spring, 2007
 CAESAR, or; THE WATCHDOG OF THE CASTLE (a canine Melodrama from 1844)       Baltimore, MD and Alexandria, VA-April, May 2006
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN            Indian Head,  Laurel, and Boonesboro, MD- Summer 2005
 BLACK-EYED SUSAN, or; ALL IN THE DOWNS   A Maritime Melodrama  by  Douglas Jerrold        Riversdale Mansion in Riverdale Park, MD- May 2004