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Hennepin Trust to bring Tony winners 'Fun Home' and 'Curious Incident' to Minneapolis
Ten shows are announced for the Hennepin Theatre Trust's 2016-17 season — but not "Hamilton."
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Children's Theatre picks noted arts leader Kimberly Motes as managing director
The highly respected leader in arts and education comes to the theater at a time of crisis over allegations of sexual abuse in the 1980s.
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Tanya Barfield's 'Bright Half Life' has its regional premiere at Pillsbury House Theatre in Minneapolis
Tanya Barfield's new play gets its regional premiere at Pillsbury House Theatre.
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'Great Expectations' brings Dickens' novel to Park Square Theatre in St. Paul
Joel Sass brings Dickens' big book to the theater.
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Sculpture Garden to grow with 16 pieces of art from Walker
The sculptures will be installed this summer as part of a renovation that will be finished by June 2017. The Walker is paying for the art, valued at $15 million, with private funds.
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Stunning imagery in 'Pericles' inaugurates Haj era at Guthrie
REVIEW: Joseph Haj opens his Guthrie tenure with an arresting staging of Shakespeare's episodic adventure.
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Whittling 'Expectations': Joel Sass tells how he adapted Dickens for stage
How does one find the stage play within a sprawling novel spanning years and locations and myriad characters? Director Joel Sass talked about his process.
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Rabih Mroue's 'Cloud' collects pieces of a shattered life at Walker
REVIEW: Out There's "Riding on a Cloud" orbits the aftermath of a violent catastrophe.
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Act One for Joe Haj: 'Pericles' gives Guthrie audiences a look at his work
Guthrie audiences at last get to see the stage work of new artistic director Joseph Haj in "Pericles," opening Friday.
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Guerrilla Girls growl and take over Twin Cities arts organizations
Consciousness-raising feminist group is taking over Minnesota galleries, museums and storefronts and reaching out to area teens.
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Chanhassen Dinner Theatre to get a change of scenery with planned face-lift
Big update planned for decor at quirky, vintage dinner theater.
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Ten Thousand Things works hard to elevate obscure musical
REVIEW: Ten Thousand Things works hard, but "Dear World" illustrates why it is a largely forgotten work.
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'Lullaby' doesn't soothe in world premiere at Theater Latte Da
New work is too loud and feels like a movie-of-the-week in a production by Theater Latté Da.
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Review: 'Frog Bride' at CTC jumps into action
David Gonzalez is joined by two spirited musicians in his animated retelling of the Eastern European folk tale.
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Loudmouth Collective looks at brotherly love in 'The Best Brothers' in Minneapolis
A small, familiar familial premise reunites siblings without too much grief.
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- A portrait by Gustav Klimt has been sold for $32 million at an auction in Vienna
- Venice Biennale titled 'Foreigners Everywhere' platforms LGBTQ+, outsider and Indigenous artists
- Maurizio Cattelan, Zoe Saldana join iconoclastic Vatican Biennale exhibition inside women's prison
- Choctaw artist Jeffrey Gibson confronts history at US pavilion as its first solo Indigenous artist
- Major Berlin show marks 250th anniversary of German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich's birth
- A painting of Winston Churchill by an artist whose work he hated is up for auction
- Artist and curators refuse to open Israel pavilion at Venice Biennale until cease-fire, hostage deal
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- Shuttered Met Opera to lock out stagehands
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- Ntozake Shange, pioneering playwright, poet and novelist, dies at 70
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