Virgil Tibbs, a black detective from California, travels to Argo, Alabama in 1968 to investigate murder and racism in Bowie Community Theatre’s In the Heat of the Night, a production based on an award-winning book, Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series. Showing thru March 30. FSa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bowie Community Theatre, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.bctheatre.com.

Virgil Tibbs, a black detective from California, travels to Argo, Alabama in 1968 to investigate murder and racism in Bowie Community Theatre’s In the Heat of the Night, a production based on an award-winning book, Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series. Showing thru March 30. FSa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bowie Community Theatre, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.bctheatre.com.

Virgil Tibbs, a black detective from California, travels to Argo, Alabama in 1968 to investigate murder and racism in Bowie Community Theatre’s In the Heat of the Night, a production based on an award-winning book, Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series. Showing thru March 30. FSa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bowie Community Theatre, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.bctheatre.com.

Virgil Tibbs, a black detective from California, travels to Argo, Alabama in 1968 to investigate murder and racism in Bowie Community Theatre’s In the Heat of the Night, a production based on an award-winning book, Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series. Showing thru March 30. FSa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bowie Community Theatre, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.bctheatre.com.

Virgil Tibbs, a black detective from California, travels to Argo, Alabama in 1968 to investigate murder and racism in Bowie Community Theatre’s In the Heat of the Night, a production based on an award-winning book, Oscar-winning film and Emmy-winning TV series. Showing thru March 30. FSa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bowie Community Theatre, 16500 White Marsh Park Dr., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.bctheatre.com.

“This is a polished production, from the Elizabethan doublets to the childish camel costume and the roving spotlights,” says Bay Weekly reviewer Jane Elkin. Watch Bay Theatre perform two comic one-acts, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You! and The Actor’s Nightmare. Read Elkin’s full review at www.bayweekly.com under the arts & culture tab. Su 2pm at Bay Theatre Company, 275 West St., Annapolis. $35; rsvp: 410-268-1333; www.baytheatre.org.

“This is a polished production, from the Elizabethan doublets to the childish camel costume and the roving spotlights,” says Bay Weekly reviewer Jane Elkin. Watch Bay Theatre perform two comic one-acts, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You! and The Actor’s Nightmare. Read Elkin’s full review at www.bayweekly.com under the arts & culture tab. Showing thru March 17. Th-Sa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bay Theatre Company, 275 West St., Annapolis. $35; rsvp: 410-268-1333; www.baytheatre.org.

“This is a polished production, from the Elizabethan doublets to the childish camel costume and the roving spotlights,” says Bay Weekly reviewer Jane Elkin. Watch Bay Theatre perform two comic one-acts, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You! and The Actor’s Nightmare. Read Elkin’s full review at www.bayweekly.com under the arts & culture tab. Showing thru March 17. Th-Sa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bay Theatre Company, 275 West St., Annapolis. $35; rsvp: 410-268-1333; www.baytheatre.org.

“This is a polished production, from the Elizabethan doublets to the childish camel costume and the roving spotlights,” says Bay Weekly reviewer Jane Elkin. Watch Bay Theatre perform two comic one-acts, Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You! and The Actor’s Nightmare. Read Elkin’s full review at www.bayweekly.com under the arts & culture tab. Showing thru March 17. Th-Sa 8pm; Su 2pm at Bay Theatre Company, 275 West St., Annapolis. $35; rsvp: 410-268-1333; www.baytheatre.org.

Watch The Vagina Monologues to celebrate Women’s History Month’s V-Day, a global movement to end violence against women. Benefits the Annapolis Young Women’s Christian Association’s domestic violence and sexual assault prevention programs. 7:30pm at Anne Arundel Community College’s Kauffman Theatre, Arnold. $8; rsvp: 410-777-7033; www.aacc.edu; www.annapolisywca.org.