About Winters Lane Productions

Welcome to Winters Lane Productions

Whether you are discovering Winters Lane Productions for the first time, or have been to our shows before, we offer a distinct variety of shows for every audience.

Volunteer

Winters Lane Productions relies heavily upon our volunteers to produce its seasons each year. Volunteer opportunites are available backstage, on stage, in front-of-house, on our Board of Directors, or in the production office in most areas of theatre production.

Internships

We believe in the importance of training each new theatre generation, and are willing to train unpaid internships in most areas of theatre production. High school students on need of community service hours are welcome to partcipate, as are college students looking for fulfill practicum requirements or to expand their experience in theatre.

Designers. Carpenters, Musicians, Running Crews

We hire Designers, Technical Staff and Musicians for each show. Stipends are available.

Winters Lane Productions is a proud member of:
American Association of Community Theatre (AACT) www.aact.org
The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) www.ascap.com
Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association (BACVA) www.baltimore.org
Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce catonsville.org

Eva Webb Hardy/Todd Van Hackett Memorial Scholarship Fund

While Winters Lane loves working with young people and teaching them the joys of theatre, the organization also makes provisions for these artists when they move on to the next level. The Eva Webb Hardy/Todd Van Hackett Scholarship provides financial support to students who wish to further their studies in the arts. Students may use their scholarship monies for private lessons, enrichment classes, or tuition at institutions of their choosing. The scholarship fund is awarded annually to two young artists, one male and one female, who show promise in the performance and/or technical aspects of theatre and plan to pursue academic artistic training elsewhere.

Winters Lane Productions is a community based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to presenting the region's residents and visitors with quality theatrical productions, special events and education programs in order to make the Baltimore Region a more conscious and compassionate community. We provide youth and adults the opportunity both to attend and to participate in quality presentations through theatre production and management.

Internship Program

WLP offers rigorous, in-depth internship opportunities to both high-school and college-aged students in a number of different disciplines. After passing an involved application and interview process, students specialize in a performance, stage management, theatrical design, or arts administration course of study for a semester. Students work alongside the trained professionals and take with them the real-life experience of working with a regional theatre company.

Our History

Winters Lane Productions (WLP) was founded in 2004 by Anya Randall Nebel after the passing of her beloved grandmother, Eva Webb Hardy, who lived on Winters Lane in Catonsville for decades. Nebel, a veteran performer, joined forces with some of the region’s most sought-after entertainers, designers, and administrators to bring diverse, evocative theatrical works to the Baltimore metropolitan area. Having been mentored by some of the industry’s most respected artists, the members of WLP are also committed to teaching and training the next generation of young artists.