
PRODUCTION HISTORY
HISTORY

ArtsCentric started with a dream in 2013, when the founders dreamed of creating more performance opportunities for young African-American artists like themselves. What began as a dream slowly morphed into an experiment: a core group of young artists armed with talent and fresh ideas, committed to producing and performing. ArtsCentric forged partnerships and relationships with Baltimore/D.C. area organizations which paved the way for what would become the fiber of ArtsCentric’s mission and model: providing entertainment that is color-conscious, community-oriented, educational and enriching.
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Today, ArtsCentric emerges as a 501(c)3 nonprofit theater company. We produce four to five innovative productions of traditional, contemporary and original musicals, plays, and concert works per season. In addition to our main stage productions, ArtsCentric holds two summer institutes for aspiring young artists, and offers arts training courses through ArtsCentric Academy's virtual and in-person classes. Ultimately, ArtsCentric strives to positively impact a broad and diverse audience base, and uphold high standards of quality entertainment, while using the arts to inform, change, and enhance lives, one audience at a time.
Production History
Putting It Together (2004)
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2005
Ain't Misbehavin'
Night of January 16th
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2006
Songs For A New World
Dreamgirls
Into The Woods
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2007
Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida
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2008
The Children's Hour
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2011
Black Nativity: Live in Concert
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2012
Next to Normal
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2013
For Colored Girls Who Considered Suicide...
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2014
Sincerely, Me!
Jesus Christ Superstar
The Color Purple
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2015
Sincerely, MeN!
Snapshots
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2016
Dreamgirls
Sincerely, Holidays!
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2017
Chicago
Memphis
Sister Act
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2018
Smokey Joe's Cafe
Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida
La Cage Aux Folles
Black Nativity
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2019
Little Shop of Horrors
The Wiz
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2020
We Are Proud to Present A Play...
by Jackie Sibblies Drury
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2021
Dream Girls
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2022
RENT
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2023
Crowns