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THEATER REVIEW: "The Language Archive" explores troubles with communicating affection.
REVIEW: Kevin Hart proved Friday he still has the common touch " even in an arena show.
The "small but mighty" portrait of madonna and child drew gasps when it was revealed Friday.
Dance review: Maia Maiden stages a variety-show marathon of hip-hop, spoken word and other performance art.
Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky explores troubling water issues in stunningly beautiful photos at Weinstein Gallery.
At Park Square, "The Language Archive" explores communication troubles between lovers.
As the co-founder of Mu Performing Arts wins a lifetime achievement award, he’s hatching plans for a new multicultural theater company.
Streamlined revival aims at the love triangle at the heart of the Round Table.
Review: Zenon’s spring concert draws on collaborations that create a diverse program.
REVIEW: Kira Obolensky’s insightful, witty new play follows a combat veteran who returns to an all-female town.
Guenevere has to make a weighty choice in "Camelot," updated as "The Bachelorette" meets "Game of Thrones."
Four high-quality reproductions are going in unusual spots during May to celebrate the museum's centennial and Minnesota's Museum Month.
Alanna Saunders, star of "Peter Pan" at Children’s Theatre and in last winter’s live NBC telecast, was made for the stage.
The Museum of Russian Art examines romance in the art of the Soviet Union after World War II.
Residency grants have allowed two local women the luxury of calling one theater home for three years.
The stage star and former "Cosby Show" mom is making her mark behind the scenes.
In 1995, a staging of the show wowed the community. Now, a new production is stirring memories.
The Minnesota-made online series "Theater People" deftly spoofs the professional and personal lives of stage actors. This show just might have legs.
Review: Young Dance illustrated the universal vocabulary of dance in a diverse program.
