By: Rachel Bernstein

There are lots of productions going on this weekend, so make sure you get to catch at least one while you’re out and about in Baltimore.

Vagabond Players will put on “Abducting Diana,” the comedic tale of a media titan’s kidnapping by some kidnappers who could use a crash course in the concept.

Fells Point Corner Theater off S. Ann Street will put on “The Fool’s Lear.” The Nomad Theatrical Company brings to audiences the story of King Lear and his Fool, always an interesting dynamic from the original play.

Check out Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” at Spotlighters Theater at 817 St. Paul St. while you’re at it too. The musical is about a frustrated middle-aged lawyer and his young wife.

And everyone’s favorite parrot impersonator will be in town! Gilbert Gottfried visit Baltimore Comedy Factory on Sunday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $22.

And if you want to catch a free movie this Saturday, the Village of Cross Keys is showing 2008′s Academy Award for best picture winner “Slumdog Millionaire” as part of its free movie series at the courtyard. The movie starts at 6 p.m.