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Michelle Barber and Cat Brindisi headline Peter Rothstein's beautiful production.
Pulitzer winner Paula Vogel finally gets a work on the Guthrie stage: "This is huge for me."
"Michelle Miller Burns, former chief operating officer for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, will lead the state's largest performing arts organization starting Sept. 1." She succeeds Kevin Smi…
Pulitzer winner Paula Vogel finally gets a work on the Guthrie stage: "This is huge for me."
Jovan Speller turned inward after becoming a casualty of the meltdown at Rochester Art Center.
Michelle Barber and Cat Brindisi headline Peter Rothstein’s beautiful production.
Artist of the year Peter Rothstein directed six shows in 2015, including; "Oliver!" "Into the Woods,""Peter Pan,""Choir Boy," "Sweeney Todd" and the eighth year of the production of "All is …
Dead & Company, new band featuring 3 members of Grateful Dead and rock star John Mayer, in concert at Target Center on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015, in Minneapolis, MN.
Wherever he went in the world, Bruce Dayton always had the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on his mind and in his heart.
Gov. Jesse Ventura is "destroying the infrastructure of the arts," said Guthrie artistic director Joe Dowling, reacting to the governor's veto of $24 million in state bonding for the theater and $5 million earmarked for the Children's Theatre Company.
Thanks to lyra on TalkinBroadway for the link.
In its two-week run at the Orpheum Theatre, this musical revival evolved from something formulaic and lackluster into a spirited production, more viable for Broadway.
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Call it an occupational hazard, but actors frequently find themselves in uncomfortable positions, pressed into doing things they don't feel right about.
Funerals don't just give me the blues; they also cause painful headaches. Yet I left Monday's memorial service for Jim Binger not just sad, as expected, but inspired.
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Theater patrons don't shell out big bucks to see the understudy. Singer-actor Sarah Lawrence, who understudies one of the leads in "The Phantom of the Opera," knows this all too well.
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It is a work of high ambition, rich with visual ideas, interesting metaphors and bits of clever stagecraft. But the work flops resoundingly as theater.
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