Single Carrot Theatre presents fourth annual 'Murder Ink' reading
Baltimore's homicide rate may have fallen, but, as in any city, it could never be low enough.
Each year, Single Carrot Theatre offers a live reading of "Murder Ink," the weekly column by the City Paper's Anna Ditkoff. The presentation is a way of humanizing the statistics.
As the theater company's press release puts it, "There’s no pretending that reading about these desperate, often [grisly] crimes will bring back any of the victims, but it does bring a little perspective to what is clearly an epidemic."
The fourth annual "Murder Ink" reading by members of the Single Carrot ensemble and the public will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday outside in front of the theater at 120 W. North Ave. It's free, and hot beverages will be served.
PHOTO COURTESY OF SINGLE CARROT THEATRE
Categories: Drama Queens, Single Carrot Theatre
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If you're going to quote someone using the wrong word in something, you should put (sic) in it. The word in the following sentence should be grisly, not grizzly, unless it was about crimes involving bears: "...reading about these desperate, often grizzly crimes will bring..."
Would that I had your billiant mind. I'll correct their typo. TS
Posted by: Luke Warner | January 5, 2011 1:31 PM