Five fabulous artists—familiar faces
  and Broadway headliners—will fill
  the intimate Head Theater Cabaret
  with a wide array of musical styles.
  To round out the experience
  Besty's Bar is open from an hour
  before to an hour after each show,
  featuring select wines and beers.

  KT Sullivan
  Sep 16-19: Colored Lights
  KT Sullivan’s performances evoke words like classic, comical, theatrical, and sensational.
  Her new show, Colored Lights, tracks the hilarious story of a singer’s ups and downs from
  the sticks to Broadway.

  Euan Morton
  Oct 14–17
  The Man Returns! Euan Morton, a Tony Award nominee for Boy George’s Broadway musical,
  Taboo, scored thunderous applause nightly in last year’s first Cabaret Series. The spirited
  crooner’s set included everything from show tunes to Joni Mitchell to original melodies.

  Charlotte Cohn
  Feb 24–27: Simply Complicated: The Elegant Escapades of a Danish-Israeli Opera-Singing Tank Commander
  Charlotte Cohn, a standout in The Murder of Isaac and The Boys from Syracuse at CENTERSTAGE, is best known
  for her brilliant work in the Tony Award-nominated Broadway production of La Bohème, directed by Baz
  Luhrmann.

  E. Faye Butler
  Mar 24–27
  Perennially popular CENTERSTAGE Associate Artist E. Faye Butler returns. Her rousing
  performances here in Ain’t Misbehavin’; Dinah Was; and Caroline, or Change have made
  her a Baltimore must-see.

  Ken Roberson
  May 19–22: Middle Aged Passage Crises
  An upbeat one-man review by Broadway choreographer—and frequent CENTERSTAGE collaborator—Ken 
  Roberson. Through music, dance, and monologues, Roberson uses humor and some hard-earned wisdom to look
  at back his first half-century of life.