Streetscapes: Old gas stations live on in new guises

Old gas stations frequently find new uses, but you can always tell what they once were.

Book review: Lights on at Ten Thousand Things

Book review: Artistic director Michelle Hensley discusses in a personal way her theories and practices of theater.

Onstage spotlights: Red Eye stages 'will you still love me, tomorrow'; 'Crime and Punishment' at Soap Factory

Linda Kelsey gets a 'Place' to call her own

Actor Linda Kelsey saw "The Other Place" in New York and immediately knew she had to play that role in the Twin Cities.

Art spotlight: Grand opening of SooVAC's new gallery

Pop goes the world in a dazzling Walker Art Center show

Walker Art Center takes a global view of an American favorite in "International Pop," opening this weekend.

A sharp piece of 'Art'

Theatre Coup D’etat hones the razor edges of Yasmina Reza’s exploration of friendship.

Children's Theatre Company of Minneapolis loses its managing director

Tim Jennings, who played a key role in stabilizing the company, will take a post at Canada’s Shaw Festival.

More is less in Jungle revue

Razzmatazz and all that jazz does not serve well the collection of Kander and Ebb songs that are sung in "And the World Goes ‘Round."

'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play,' bows in Minneapolis

Park Square's 'Shooting Star' a familiar take on middle-aged nostalgia

"Shooting Star" lands in familiar territory with pleasant nostalgia.

On top of the 'World' with director John Command

"And the World Goes 'Round" director John Command on Kander and Ebb and more.

Onstage spotlight: 'Disney on Ice Presents Frozen'

Off-stage, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres performs a turnaround

By going beyond musicals, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres is experiencing its greatest success in a generation.

Attendance at Chanhassen's main stage

Shapiro & Smith: A dance evening of risk

Shapiro & Smith Dance offer two premieres in company’s spring show at the Cowles Center show.

Theater: "Scoundrels" is light and cheeky fun

Myron Johnson inches back into the light

Myron Johnson suffered a personal crisis that saw him hospitalized and his company, Ballet of the Dolls, go on hiatus.

'Groundhog Day' heading to Broadway in March 2017

Stage spotlights: "And the World Goes 'Round," "Tableau Vivant"

The play "Mr. Burns" turns Bart into dramatic art

A play at the Guthrie uses TV’s "The Simpsons" to reflect on the touchstones we cling to after a disaster.

Louise Erdrich reveals another side of her artistry at Bockley Gallery

Theater: "Annie" for the win

Revival of the warhorse musical strikes right notes.

Jungle is latest Twin Cities theater to usher in change

It named a new artistic director: Sarah Rasmussen, a nationally connected young director.

Walker Art Center goes green in $75 million project

The Minneapolis arts center plans a new entrance pavilion facing the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and landscaping.