Rohan Preston

Reporter | Theater
Phone: 612-673-4390
Rohan Preston has interviewed Arthur Miller, August Wilson, Edward Albee, Tony Kushner, Bill Cosby and other luminaries who have made him giddy as a kid on candy. He thanks his high-school English teacher for telling him that if he wanted to get into concerts and Broadway shows for free, he should either usher or become a critic.

Recent content from Rohan Preston

Stage spotlight: African nights

Plus "Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays."

Updated: May 31, 2012, - 03:13 PM

Drum language needs no translation

The annual Flint Hills International Children's Festival kicks off and ends with a bang this weekend in St. Paul.

Updated: May 31, 2012, - 03:03 PM

Theater artists find depth in search for families

Sun Mee Chomet and Katie Hae Leo, both adoptees, talk about their search for their relatives in Korea.

Updated: May 26, 2012, - 04:14 PM

On stage: The thrill of the new

New plays have been a welcome - and memorable - addition to Twin Cites stages as we look at the year in theater so far.

Updated: May 19, 2012, - 05:01 PM

Oglesby pens a personal memoir

In a conversational style, the actress and singer spins stories of her colorful upbringing in Chicago.

Updated: May 18, 2012, - 10:15 AM

Walker Art Center's new performing-arts season

Artists hail from several countries and represent music, dance and theater for the 2012-13 season.

Updated: May 17, 2012, - 06:08 PM

The righteous woman has a past

REVIEW: In Lou Bellamy's production of James Baldwin's meaty classic, Greta Oglesby faces a drama between her church and her former life.

Updated: May 15, 2012, - 11:26 AM

No research required for Greta Oglesby in Guthrie starring role

After a star turn in "Caroline, or Change" three years ago, Greta Oglesby returns to the Guthrie in a role she was "born to do."

Updated: May 11, 2012, - 10:48 AM

The interrogation of a poet

REVIEW: Actor Gavin Lawrence is magnetic in playwright Carlyle Brown's heady about metaphors and witch-hunts.

Updated: May 07, 2012, - 11:59 AM

The actor and the poet

Actor Gavin Lawrence first read Langston Hughes' poetry as a third-grader. Now, in a new play, he plays Hughes.

Updated: May 03, 2012, - 02:53 PM

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