Baltimore Officially Sells Senator Theatre
After several years of financial problems and controversy, the city officially sold the historic Senator Theatre to its current operators Wednesday.
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After several years of financial problems and controversy, the city officially sold the historic Senator Theatre to its current operators Wednesday.
A 28-year-old two-woman comedy returns to the stage as one of the city's theater companies celebrates a big anniversary.
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