event HOT L Baltimore

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.

All titular indicators to the contrary, Madison Theatre Guild does in fact know how to spell—the missing “e” in "HOT L" is a nod to the cheap neon marquee hanging over the condemned flophouse where the play is set. The two-hour production spends a day in the life of the Hotel Baltimore’s residents, a group of misfits worrying about their future as their home is about to be destroyed. As metaphorically bleak as that all sounds, it’s not a total downer—The HOT L Baltimore’s ensemble cast engages in broad character comedy to offer glimpses of hope and redemption, and a chance for society to recover its lost values. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Jan. 8 show, email rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "HOT L Baltimore" in the subject line.