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Review: History Theatre brings to life rock ’n’ roll pioneer Augie Garcia, who grew up on St. Paul’s West Side.
A pair of former Odd Fellows lodges in Minneapolis still thrive as neighborhood connectors.
In its spring concert, James Sewell Ballet leans on the music of one of Minnesota’s hottest music talents.
Minnetonka Center for the Arts spotlights more than two dozen Minnesota artists in an admirable show.
"Jersey Boys" is not showing its age in the national tour that hit Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Dance review: Russia’s Eifman Ballet explores the passion between sculptor Auguste Rodin and his muse.
The new artistic director will direct two shows in a 2015-16 season that mixes the familiar with more adventurous works.
Gregg Fretheim, an inveterate traveler, combines his love for adventure and painting outdoors.
Minneapolis Institute of Arts unveils a massive sculpture " and a fundraising plan to pay for it.
Lee Blessing’s new play "For the Loyal" escapes the bounds of reality to shine a light on a complex subject.
"Happy Days " A New Musical" rides on a wave of simple nostalgia.
The wildly creative Finnish violinist begins his tenure in September 2016.
Penumbra Theatre’s new season includes "Sunset Baby" and "Rodney King."
Review: Minnesota Opera’s production adds little to understanding Bizet’s fiery masterwork.
Review: Recorded work often merges with choreography to create a dialogue in company’s diverse spring concert.
Last Sunday, we heard from local theater leaders about their dreams for the Guthrie. Readers threw in their two cents’ worth.
As he prepares to open the New York museum’s riverfront home, director Adam Weinberg talks about his Minnesota roots.
Playwright Lee Blessing is back in Minneapolis for the premiere of "For the Loyal," inspired by the Penn State sex abuse scandal.
Harrison David Rivers and Carson Kreitzer awarded McKnight fellowships; Erik Ehn named McKnight national resident playwright.
