Dance like you're Irish
It's sure to feel like St. Patrick's Day when the quick-stepping Rince na Chroi Irish Dancers take the stage for their 14th annual "From the Stage to Your Heart." This joyful show features more than 200 performers doing traditional Irish dancing, with music by the Two Tap Trio and the Celtic rock of the Wild Colonial Bhoys. Based in St. Paul, Rince na Chroi is an Irish Dance School, but its dancers are seasoned performers, with the company averaging more than 100 gigs per year. (7 p.m. Sat., the O'Shaughnessy, 2004 Randolph Av., St. Paul, $15-$32, 651-690-6700, oshag.stkate.edu.)
SHEILA REGAN
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Variety
Politics
Wisconsin DOJ official alleges racial, gender harassment
A top Wisconsin Department of Justice administrator filed a federal complaint alleging that she's being underpaid and harassed at work because she's a Black woman.
Sports
Tennessee gov signs transgender 'bathroom bill' for schools
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed legislation that puts public schools and their districts at risk of losing civil lawsuits if they let transgender students or employees use multi-person bathrooms or locker rooms that do not reflect their gender at birth.
Nation
Endangered red wolves born at North Carolina Zoo, doing well
Three litters of American red wolves, which are critically endangered and number less than two dozen in the wild, have been born at the North Carolina Zoo, officials announced Monday.
Business
Emirates Air faced "tough year" as virus looms over travel
Passenger levels for the Middle East's largest airlines plummeted by 70% last year and it furloughed more than a quarter of its staff due to the coronavirus pandemic, Emirates' chairman and chief executive said Monday.
Business
AT&T will merge WarnerMedia operations with rival Discovery
AT&T and Discovery will merge their media operations in a $43 billion deal that will create a new company overseeing CNN, HBO, TNT and TBS, along with Discovery's Food Network, HGTV and others.
