THE 19/20 SEASON OF THE RENEGADE
This season marked the theatre’s 10 year anniversary! For a decade, Iron Crow Theatre has remained solely committed to producing theatrical work dedicated to the exploration and celebration of the queer experience. While the 19/20 Season of the Renegade celebrates Iron Crow Theatre’s first decade, it also ushers in its next, solidifying Iron Crow Theatre’s commitment to telling queer stories that celebrate the renegade and unorthodox in all of us.
COLLECTIVE RAGE: A PLAY IN 5 BETTIES
BARE
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (2020)
THE 18/19 SEASON OF becoming
THE LARAMIE PROJECT
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (2018)
THE MYSTERY OF LOVE & SEX
A NEW BRAIN
THE 17/18 SEASON OF IDENTITY
THE CRADLE WILL ROCK
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (2017)
THE GOODIES
CLOUD 9
THE 22/23 SEASON OF DEFIANCE
This season marked our most successful to date. Opening in response to the fall of Roe v. Wade was Robert O'Hara's timely satire Mankind — a brutal dark comedy where women have gone extinct, abortion is illegal, everyone's gay, and Jason gets pregnant. Responding to Florida’s "Don’t Say Gay Law" and produced in partnership with the original Broadway playwright James Magruder, the Baltimore premiere of Head Over Heels followed with a defiant celebration of love and gender identity set to the songs of the legendary rock band The Go-Go’s. Next, we were one of the first to produce Madeleine George's Hurricane Diane. In this piece, The Real Housewives meets HGTV with a side of "lesbian-pulp-Greek-tragedy" in a commentary on climate change. The season closed with Baltimore's favorite live musical tradition, Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show, this time in a brand-new, raucous, celebratory Pride edition!
MANKIND
HEAD OVER HEELS
HURRICANE DIANE
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (2023)
THE 16/17 SEASON OF DARK PLAY
This season, the first under the artistic direction of Sean Elias and the largest season in the theatre’s history, explored through a multitude of genres and theatrical mediums the dark game play that we all partake in, either willingly or forcefully, for pleasure or survival, within the modern American experience. From the infectious score of Andrew Lippa, to the poignant realism of A. Rey Pamatmat, the harrowing poetry of Suzan Lori-Parks, to the surrealist Madeline George, and the explosive, irreverent comedy of Robert O'Hara, this season aimed to highlight the renegade and unorthodox — in all of us.
THE WILD PARTY
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (2016)
THE ZERO HOUR
FUCKING A
EDITH CAN SHOOT THINGS & HIT THEM
BOOTYCANDY