The Baltimore Sun's Mary Johnson reviews BTM's Nutcracker, praising the production's "fresh magic."

 In its presentation of "Aladdin," Ballet Theatre of Maryland has again shown that stories gain enchantment when told through dance. Artistic director Dianna Cuatto and her dancers found large, enthusiastic audiences in three inspired performances last weekend.
 

The grand opening of BTM's Merritt Annex featured appearances by Mayor Josh Cohen and Alderwoman Classie Hoyle.

The Maryland Gazette features a teaching artist showcase at BlackRock Center for the Arts in Germantown, including a performance of BTM's "Alice in Wonderland."

BTM's Artistic Director, Dianna Cuatto, talks about the new Merritt Annex and BTM's upcoming season, and BTM dancers Nicole Kelsch and Joshua Burnham perform an excerpt of Romeo & Juliet.

 Mary Johnson writes "Ballet Theatre of Maryland will open its 33rd season with a take on Aladdin, which features an impressive blend of contemporary storytelling, classic accompaniment, strong choreography and well-executed dance."

Donna L. Cole for the HistoricAnnapolisPatch:
"The Ballet Theatre of Maryland (BTM) has lots on tap for the coming season..."

Donna L. Cole in GreaterAnnapolisPatch:
"The Ballet Theatre of Maryland has added quite a few dancers to their roster this season, so expect to see a lot of new faces on stage..."

 Ballet Theatre of Maryland's 33rd season transforms Maryland Hall into a world of adventure, enchantment and romance....