Off Book Baltimore was created by Ann Tabor in partnership with Connor Kizer of the Mercury Theater.
• We believe in accessibility, including financial accessibility. All shows will be free or $5 and under. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
• We believe in elevating marginalized voices in literature and the arts. Off Book highlights works by women, q***r, BIPOC writers and writers w
ith disabilities.
• Off Book does not hold auditions for shows. If you want to work with us, we will find a place for you! We believe that everyone has something to offer and we care more about passion for a project and willingness to learn than experience or training.
• We have a strict no as***le policy. Abusers and abuse apologists are not welcome at Off Book shows. Bios:
Ann is a bookworm with a B.A. in interdisciplinary studies, focusing on the depiction of illness and disability in literature and media. In her day job, she works as an equal employment opportunity specialist, focusing on coordinating reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities. Ann has been a performer her whole life and was the founder and director of the Moxie Fords, a comedic tap dance troupe that is resurrected from time to time when a stupid tap dance is required (which is more often than you might think). Ann also enjoys acting, writing, and making weird little crafts. Connor Kizer has played music and produced theatre all across the country, making Baltimore his base in 2004. He was a founding member of Wham City and currently runs the Mercury Theater in Station North. In addition to providing a physical home for us at the Mercury when needed, Connor writes, acts, and directs for Off Book.