
Baltimore Sneak Peek
April 20 6:30 pm
Join Peggy and CATF artists for a fun evening including readings from the 2026 plays as well as bites and beverages at the historic Pikesville Armory.
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Join Peggy and CATF artists for a fun evening including readings from the 2026 plays as well as bites and beverages at the historic Pikesville Armory.

Join Peggy and CATF artists for a fun evening including readings from the 2026 plays as well as bites and beverages at the Delaplaine Arts Center.

Jealous love sears the skin of this darkly comic play like lava seeping down a hillside, inevitable and all-consuming. Winner for the Laurents/Hatcher Prize, a co-production with Keegan Theater and a rolling world premiere with Artists Repertory Theatre and PICT.

What makes community? For this unlikely group of under-employed, under-insured dreamers on a corner in New York, it’s the communal need for a cigarette. They gather outside an apartment building to consume the chemicals that unite them–nicotine and the endorphins of friendship.

Deep dives where resident artists share their creative process, and industry experts explore the constructs and context of the plays.

Balancing between modern day and Argentina’s Dirty War decades ago, ¡VOS! is an exhilarating hunt for home, family, and the Disappeared, inspired by Las Madres—past, present and hopeful—told by two Latina actors spinning as fast as they can.

Deep dives where resident artists share their creative process, and industry experts explore the constructs and context of the plays.

In this razor-sharp comedy set at the dawning of the 24-hour news cycle era, three ambitious journalism students bond over telling stories and their friendship spirals into a dangerous game of ambition, seduction, and betrayal. The newest work from award-winning playwright, reporter, and multimedia artist Aurin Squire.

Nichols & May were one of the greatest comedy duos ever, but when they parted, Mike soared while Elaine struggled. Set in the complex intersection of creativity, competition, and gender disparity, this laugh-out-loud play imagines the power of lifelong friendships, thorns and all.

Artistic Director Peggy McKowen shares her extensive experience producing new plays, her rich history with CATF, and her plans for CATF’s future.

Meet and chat with members of CATF’s Acting Company. The actors will share their professional journey and their insights on this year’s productions.