The gallery space at Everyman Theatre is a space to celebrate local artists and community.
By engaging with local artists, we extend the themes of our plays beyond the stage and draw direct connections to the city of Baltimore. Everyman is deeply invested in creating imaginative spaces for all artists to express themselves. Our gallery space is a hub of inspired talent through the lens of visual art.
Take the stairs or the elevator to the Mezzanine to visit our Visual Arts Gallery!
Edward Albee’s
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
The Paintings of Stan Weiman
Visit now through April 20
In a heartfelt tribute to the late founding Resident Company Member Stan Weiman, Everyman Theatre will showcase his paintings in the Everyman Visual Arts Gallery, located on the Mezzanine named for him and his wife, Martha. In addition to his artistic contributions to Everyman, Stan was also a prominent figure in Baltimore’s theatre community, known for his remarkable talent and dedication. Later in life, after his theatre career, Stan began to paint, and these paintings add to his legacy, continuing to inspire and enrich the arts community. Weiman’s work will be on exhibit throughout the run of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Everyman.
Interested in a bite to eat or a craft cocktail before a show?
The Bromo Arts District is home to many restaurants, bars, and hotels within walking distance of the theatre.