Graydon Royce

Reporter, theater critic | Theater/Arts
Phone: 612-673-7299
Graydon Royce has been in love with theater ever since he portrayed Crusher, Mad Dog Vachon and Wally Karbo to frenzied applause in the 6th grade talent show at Hilltop Elementary School. His most embarrassing moment in life was a dance audition at Chanhassen Dinner Theatre in 1974. So many steps, so few feet. Now he just likes to watch.

Recent content from Graydon Royce

Musicians mull 'play-talk' deal with St. Paul Chamber Orchestra

If they accept, concerts would resume while negotiators hammer out a final contract.

Updated: February 12, 2013, - 07:59 PM

Theater: Walking Shadow opens "Sleepy Hollow”

John Heimbuch and Jon Ferguson collaborate on this version of Washington Irving’s ghostly and oddly romantic story.

Updated: February 06, 2013, - 06:21 PM

'Venus in Fur' at the Jungle

REVIEW: “Venus in Fur” reveals itself as part mystery, part mythology and all crisp theater at the Jungle.

Updated: February 06, 2013, - 10:30 AM

Theater career spanned 50 years

He created from Broadway to Hollywood, the Guthrie, the Super Bowl, for Prince and the Holidazzle.

Updated: February 04, 2013, - 10:10 PM

Minnesota Orchestra reunited, at least for one night

Osmo Vänskä returned to lead the Minnesota Orchestra and celebrate its Grammy Award nomination.

Updated: February 02, 2013, - 12:16 AM

From Johnny Cash to Babe Lincoln, four new theater shows opening

From Cash to Lincoln, spliff mania and actors acting, a raft of new shows open this weekend.

Updated: February 01, 2013, - 11:50 AM

Orchestra negotiations as nettlesome as ever

Release of financial review suggestions prompts rancor.

Updated: January 30, 2013, - 07:28 PM

April 2012: Always a sister act

The Great American History Theatre reminds us that one of the biggest musical groups of the 20th century, the Andrews...

Updated: January 30, 2013, - 06:12 PM

Long life comes up short in 'Nellie' at History Theatre

REVIEW: The new play about labor and civil-rights activist Nellie Stone Johnson never gives us a sense of the great things she accomplished.

Updated: January 28, 2013, - 04:26 PM

'Johnny Baseball' takes a few innings to warm up

REVIEW: Part love story, part baseball yarn, the tale based on the suffering of Red Sox fans serves a side dish of racial history.

Updated: January 26, 2013, - 05:09 PM

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