The Baltimore Waltz

Rep Stage - Horowitz Center
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia

Vogel’s fantastical farce traces the European odyssey of sister and brother, Anna and Carl, in search of romance and a cure for her terminal illness, the fictitious ATD (Acquired Toilet Disease) she contracted by using the bathrooms at the elementary school where she teaches. Critically acclaimed by the New York Times as “a crazy-quilt patchwork of hyperventilating language, erotic jokes, movie kitsch that spins before the audience in Viennese waltz time, replete with a dizzying fall," Rep Stage presents this Obie Award-winning play during the 25th anniversary year of the original workshop production.

Thru - Sep 13, 2015

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- Jane Horwitz

The Baltimore Waltz at Rep Stage - Horowitz Center