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Ballerina has overcome staggering odds.
The Dakota County Community Development Agency has offered up multiple funding sources.
Review: Torch show offers door-slamming good time.
Mary Griggs Burke’s bequest will elevate its Japanese collection into the top tier of U.S. museums.
Bernadette Peters talks about her career ahead of her trip to the Twin Cities.
Ananya Dance mixes social activism with performance.
Composer Jake Heggie takes VocalEssence through a new kind of looking glass.
Theatre Pro Rata boldly ventures into emotionally dangerous territory.
The revival of "Disney’s Beauty and the Beast" has some good things. The star, sadly, isn’t one.
Collide Theatrical breaks apart musical theater into its elements.
Theater Latté Da’s staging is a visual and dramatic treat.
Issues of money, family and the end of life make for a slim but powerful play with "Death Tax."
"Thurgood" is well-acted by James Craven, despite a weak script.
Review: The Minnesota Opera premiere soars on the work of composer Kevin Puts and librettist Mark Campbell.
"Huck Finn" at CTC tells the Mark Twain story with simple power.
Chanhassen Dinner Theatre’s production is spit-spot proper, but the heart wishes for more from this oddly cool musical adaptation.
Ann Michels takes on the biggest challenge of her career in "Mary Poppins" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theatres.
Overshadowed by others, architect/craftsman Edwin Lundie created scores of Minnesota houses notable for their artisanship.
Forty years of Hmong life is captured in one of the largest exhibits of its kind at the Minnesota History Center.
