"Break-A-Leg" Wishes.

Hail All,
Please remember this great way to support our production:
"Break-A-Leg" Wishes. Your words of encouragement and support will appear in our Romulus Playbill for everyone to see!

Here are some examples:
"We hope you have a wonderful performance and a great time. Wish we could be there to see it. Go Scagliones! Dianne and Dave Basso."
"Memorial Community and Theater Arts Committee, thank you so much for all you do. A more warm, caring, and welcoming community Rachel could never have found. Blessings, The Vandegrift Family."
"Jesse, you're a wonderful director, but this Kralahome thing is going to cost you. Your loving husband, Bill."
"Jesse, Nancy, and the Cast and Crew of the “King and I:” so sorry I cannot be with you on opening night - break a leg! Darren."
The donation is $25 for 25 words or less. And you'll get to see your name in print! Email your wishes to kimscaglione@gmail.com ASAP! Deadline is Friday, Oct 28th.
Please mail checks to Memorial Episcopal Church 1407 Bolton Street, Baltimore, MD 21217. Put "Romulus Break-A-Leg" in memo line.
Thank you in advance for your support!!

Twitter

Hi everyone! Rea here! So excited to be apart of the awesome cast of Romulus! If you have twitter be sure to follow the new account: MemorialPlayer and track #romulusplayer! Hope to see everyone at the show!

Information about the Romulus Pre-Show Receptions

Consider attending one of the fabulous Pre-Show receptions, held in several of Bolton Hill’s beautiful Victorian residences before each show.  You will be wined and dined, after which you will be escorted to your VIP seats in the front of the theater. All proceeds go towards supporting Memorial Players. Tickets can be ordered online or by calling Paul Seaton at 410-615-4532.

Friday November 11 from 5:30 to 7 pm (show starts at 7:30 pm)

Home of Jonathan Claiborne and Debbie Diehl, 1410 Bolton Street. Co-hosted by Nicole Mitchell. --

Tickets: $40 / person.

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Saturday November 12 from 5:30 to 7 pm (show starts at 7:30 pm)

Home of Michael Booth & Kristine Smets, 1308 Bolton Street.  Co-host: Ben and Stephen Skeritt-Davis. -- Tickets: $40 / person

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Sunday November 13 from 1:30 to 3 pm (show starts at 3:30 pm)

Home of Connie and John Lisch, 1417 Eutaw Place. -- Tickets: $25 / person

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Friday November 18 from 5:30 to 7 pm (show starts at 7:30 pm)

Home of Matt & Laura McNabney, 1420 Bolton Street. Co-hosted by Suzanne Brockman. -- Tickets: $40 / person

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Saturday November 19 from 5:30 to 7 pm (show starts at 7:30 pm)

Home of Ron Gray & Maria Wawer, 1310 John Street. -- Tickets: $40 / person

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Sunday November 20 from 1:30 to 3 pm (show starts at 3:30 pm)

Sponsored by Rev. Grey Maggiano, Memorial Episcopal Church, Upper Parish Hall. -- Tickets: $25 / person

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Additional Ways to Support Memorial Players

The Theater Arts Committee of Memorial Episcopal Church welcomes all donations, no matter how small.  Please send a check to “Memorial Episcopal Church,” write “Memorial Players” in the memo line, and mail to

Memorial Players

c/o Memorial Episcopal Church

1409 Bolton Street

Baltimore, MD  21217

Memorial Players Presents Romulus

Memorial Players Presents Romulus

A Play by Gore Vidal

A farcical and still tragic fable on the fall of Imperial Rome in 467 A.D., Gore adapted Romulus from a play by the Swiss dramatist Friedrich Durrenmatt. It presents the fates of the last emperor of Imperial Rome, his court and family. Romulus seems content do to nothing while Rome comes under siege, while his wife and courtiers scramble and conspire to find a way to save Rome – and their own necks.

Directed by Rina Steinhauer, produced by Kristine Smets, the play is a treatise on historical morality, at equal times absurd, sad and hysterical. Romulus turns a critical eye on the legitimacy of an empire whose noble roots have been corrupted by endless bloodshed and abuse of power. Can money save the day – or will the barbarians at the gate be the saving grace of civilization?

Set design by John Seeley, costumes by Christine Calderon, and poster by Lynne Mennefee, Romulus’ cast features many well-known faces from Memorial Players’ past dramas and musicals. 

As always, Romulus is admission-free (good will donations are always welcome), and presented at Memorial Church at the corner of Lafayette and Bolton streets.

Performance dates:

Friday, November 11 evening

Saturday, November 12 evening

Sunday, November 13 matinee

Friday, November 18 evening

Saturday, November 19 evening

Sunday, November 20 matinee