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

Jungle opens sexy 'Venus in Fur'

Anna Sundberg and Peter Christian Hansen hope to spark in “Venus in Fur” at the Jungle Theater.

Updated: January 25, 2013, - 03:27 PM

Minn. Legislature: Committee examining 'epidemic of lockouts'

A House panel heard testimony on the state's labor stalemates, with an eye to future legislation to discourage lockouts.

Updated: January 24, 2013, - 11:03 AM

History Theatre opens Nellie Stone Johnson play

Years after her death, the memory of Nellie Stone Johnson still commands attention in the story of Minnesota politics, unions...

Updated: January 23, 2013, - 03:39 PM

Obituary: Jack Edwards, costume designer

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

Updated: January 22, 2013, - 06:10 PM

Sondheim music in 'Broadway Songbook'

REVIEW: The Ordway’s “Broadway Songbook” is a good idea, but the execution drifts.

Updated: January 21, 2013, - 07:22 PM

Minnesota Opera premieres "Doubt"

Minnesota Opera's world premiere of "Doubt" shines a fresh light on a story that John Patrick Shanley has told through play and film.

Updated: January 20, 2013, - 07:00 AM

Minnesota Orchestra calls off another weekend of concerts

The cancellations affect mid-February performances. Other shows in late February, early March stand for now.

Updated: January 14, 2013, - 09:10 PM

Stella! Where are you, Stella!?: Out There opener is serious fun

REVIEW: The Rude Mechs gently cast a withering eye on some of theater's most sacred cows.

Updated: January 14, 2013, - 10:53 AM

Curse of the Bambino

The drama of baseball finds its way to the stage with the musical "Johnny Baseball," based on the (now-broken) frustrations of the Boston Red Sox.

Updated: January 12, 2013, - 08:54 PM

The art of the hustle

The Twin Cities provides a good environment for artists to support themselves financially. But "good" is a relative term.

Updated: January 12, 2013, - 08:50 PM

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