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After an eight-year battle with brain cancer, the big brother of Bonnie has died. He was a major force on the Twin Cities music scene from the 1970s through '90s.
It took a while, but Minnesota farm kid Joel Hatch has found his way to Broadway.
Stacy Keach fights the ghost of Nixon and the real presence of Frank Langella in the national tour of "Frost/Nixon."
Joe Dowling's pay package at the Guthrie Theater was $682,229 in salary and benefits in 2007.
Actor Simon Jones stunned audience members at Saturday's matinee production of "Shadowlands" when he announced he was feeling ill and then left the stage.
Sale price was not disclosed, but it would cover the theater company's debt.
Letters left for Shakespeare's Juliet come to life in show featuring music of Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet.
My young charge remarked, after the first 20 minutes of "Little House on the Prairie," that she felt she was watching "Waiting for Guffman."
"Little House on the Prairie" gives young Edina actress Maeve Moynihan a rare chance to build a career while portraying Laura Ingalls' sister.
George M. Cohan, too easily dismissed as a cornball composer, was in fact an Irish-American rebel who reimagined what musicals in America could be.
The news that Theatre de la Jeune Lune would close was a shocker. How could it happen? And what are the implications for theater in the Twin Cities?
Rapson designed the former Guthrie Theater, several other landmarks and furniture during his 70-year plus career
Tony Kushner, the hot-button playwright who is best known for "Angels in America," will take over all three stages at the Guthrie next year.
Famed singer Marni Nixon comes full circle with "My Fair Lady."
How Minnesota poet Robert Bly and British actor Mark Rylance came together over a famed Norwegian antihero.
Jessica Bogart, who plays lead character Maria, does her best Julie Andrews impression as she twirls with outstretched arms and ratchets up emotions on the title song. But it invites only an…
Tony Award-winner Julie Taymor, director of "The Lion King," combines mysticism with stagecraft.
The company is cutting staff and revamping programming.
King Lear had trouble getting a table at Spoon River on opening night.
