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Love and dreams are seared by social unrest in Penumbra’s production of Dominique Morisseau’s poetic "Detroit ’67."
Celebrated young writer Dominique Morisseau came to plays in a roundabout manner.
A muddled show samples a century of photography from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts collection.
"Jericho" and "Next to Normal" illustrate the drama in family tensions.
Celebrated playwright Katori Hall explores the lives of pole dancers in her new play, which premiered Friday at Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis.
Review: Dominic Orlando’s play takes a grim look at the aftermath of the Reagan years.
REVIEW: Director Joe Dowling finds the urgent message and relevance resting within a play that seems so familiar.
The company invites audiences in with stories that resonate in movement.
If you could share your dreams for the Guthrie Theater with incoming artistic director Joe Haj, what would you tell him? What would you like to see the Guthrie do, be or become?
Theater leaders talk about their dreams, and give advice, as the Guthrie undergoes a leadership transition from one Joe to another.
The auditorium’s 2015-16 dance season is full of audience favorites, from ballet to tap to jazz.
Guthrie director Joe Dowling stages "The Crucible" in his final dance with a favorite playwright.
New Red Eye show explores the angst that builds when a killer is on the loose.
The company’s spring concert looked back on the career of Loyce Houlton, and looked ahead with a premiere by Lise Houlton.
Two performances explore the work (sometimes quite dated) of modern dance pioneer Martha Graham.
"The Other Place" is the right vehicle for powerhouse actor Linda Kelsey.
In a premiere at Mixed Blood Theatre, a daring new work by celebrated playwright Katori Hall looks at pole dancing.
