Headlines: Everyman Theatre Founder to Retire

Headlines: Everyman Theatre founder to retire

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Vincent M. Lancisi to Retire From Everyman Theatre

The Baltimore theatre’s founding artistic director will retire at the end of the upcoming 2025-26 season.

After 35 seasons, Everyman Theatre founder Vincent Lancisi takes a bow

His retirement at the end of the 2025-2026 season will conclude a storied run that began with a play in a Charles Village church that was so cold Lancisi provided blankets for the audience.

Poem: Vincent in Hiroshima

Vincent in Hiroshima “A work of art is a corner of creation viewed through a temperament.”—Emile Zola I. Daubigny’s Garden, a late masterpiece of Vincent van Gogh, painted in July 1890 (the same month he died), now hangs in Hiroshima. Talk about ghosts of the blast. Beauty clings to Horror, and still clings, even when it let’s go; just as we suspected: Siamese twins. II. Glimmer at the edge of fog. Sphinx at sunset, red paws. Oval flocks of moon…