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Gremlin Theatre puts us in the WWI foxhole with decisionmakers
Fine acting and a handsome set create a powerful mood.
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Minnesota artists go big for 'On the Verge' exhibition at Rochester Art Center
Rochester Art Center hosts the yearly Minnesota showcase.
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Meet the folks who serve as air traffic controllers for Twin Cities theater
Combining an air traffic controller's calm with nimble troubleshooting skills, stage managers keep shows in tiptop shape.
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'A New Brain,' the Bigfoot of musicals, gets regional Twin Cities premiere
"A New Brain," a quirky, problematic show that's been more phantom than real, has been deftly staged at Artistry.
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$12.5M Capri Theater renovation pinned as linchpin to north Minneapolis revitalization
A $12.5 million expansion of the Capri Theater promises to help with the revitalization of north Minneapolis.
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TU Dance presents strong works new to Minneapolis
TU Dance's fall concert offered fluid works with themes of light, pain, strength and renewal.
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Review: New Illusion Theater show chronicles a woman's unexpected journey to motherhood
Beth Gilleland's new show, "Before You Were Alive," taps jazz as it chronicles a woman's unexpected journey to motherhood.
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In show at St. Olaf, artist Coco Fusco confronts Cuba's past, and tries to shape its future
Noted artist Coco Fusco is the subject of a show at St. Olaf.
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His plans for this Minneapolis museum are bigger than Russia itself
Mark Meister, who launched the Children's Museum, has ambitious plans for the Museum of Russian Art.
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New Arab-American play 'Zafira' evokes Orwellian dystopia at Guthrie
Review: Donald Trump is not mentioned by name but his aura permeates the drama about spreading Islamophobia.
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The 10,000 Laughs Festival promises to live up to its title
Expect three days of hilarity at five Minneapolis venues for comedy fest.
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Review: Skylark Opera Theatre's 'Happy Fella' is low-budget but not cut-rate
Skylark's "Most Happy Fella" is a stripped-down but entirely charming Golden Age musical.
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