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OnStage
Ahead of the Curve
A true piece of community theater, "Real Women Have Curves" speaks to Hispanic growth in Minnesota.
Theater review
"The Hollow" entertains as its murder mystery unfolds
This Starting Gate production of the Agatha Christie play, while inconsistent, offers some standout acting and a suprise ending.
Dick Stanley: Schtick before the Chanhassen Dinner show
Right up there with the prime rib, the comedies and the musicals, Dick Stanley's nightly meet-and-greet is a key part of the Chanhassen Dinner Theatres experience.
Theater review
'Shining' casts small light on the ordinary
Playwright Melanie Marnich carves out a thin slice of common humanity from the epic lode of social and economic injustice. "These Shining Lives," in a spare and well-acted production at History Theatre in St. Paul, explores the lives of four women who became ill after years of painting luminous dials on watches for the Radium Dial company near Chicago. Principally, Marnich focuses on Catherine Donohue, the lightning rod of a 1930s class-action suit that made employers liable for the health of employees.
Dance review
Vibrant and inventive 'French Twist'
Zut alors! The Flying Foot Forum's new show, "French Twist," is certainly entertaining, and a Francophile's dream.
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