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July 23, 2016
Aaron Nelson as �Simba� and the ensemble in THE LION KING North American Tour. Photo credit: Photo by Matthew Murphy

Sensory-friendly production of 'Lion King' tempers the roar

Low-sensory show, where effects such as strobe lights and shattering sounds will be modulated, caters to an autistic audience.
Stage & Arts
July 23, 2016
The cast of DISGRACED in a scene in the home of two of the characters, Amir and Emily. They are, from left, Kevin Isola, as Isaac, Bhavesh Patel, as A

Review: Guthrie's 'Disgraced' is a shattering, revelatory production

Guthrie's timely show about Islamophobia, personal ambition and American ideals offers a lot to chew on.
Stage & Arts
July 22, 2016

Dance review: Eclectic Edge takes flight on a midsummer night

REVIEW: Eclectic Edge Ensemble puts a new spin on a Shakespeare classic.
Stage & Arts
July 21, 2016
Rose Arrowhead DeCoux blows Mary Lee's cow horn during a rehearsal for "Cow Calls in Dalarna" a play by Barton Sutter about women who worked the pastu

'Cow Calls' at Swedish Institute

Stage & Arts
July 21, 2016
"Pinocchio" at Children's Theatre Company

Children's Theatre's 'Pinocchio' holds us by more than a nose

The story of "Pinocchio" has always had us by the nose. But director Greg Banks' version at the Children's Theatre plumbs some deeper, contemporary themes.
Stage & Arts
July 21, 2016
ìLipstick ARtCarî by Patti Paulson, ArtCar parade Provided photo

Calling all ArtCars! (And ArtBikes!) Join the parade Saturday at Lake Harriet

Stage & Arts
July 20, 2016

Twin Cities dance this week: A midsummer dream, and a terror nightmare

Stage & Arts
July 18, 2016
Robert Orth plays Sweeney Todd and Catherine Cook is Mrs. Lovett in the Mill City Summer Opera production being staged in the ruins of the old Washbur

'Sweeney Todd' collects powerful moments at Mill City Opera

REVIEW: A bit less restraint would have released a bit more evil.
Stage & Arts
July 15, 2016

Twenty artists emerge from Soviet 'Underground' at TMORA

Stage & Arts
July 15, 2016
Phil Kilbourne performs in "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" in Connecticut. Photo courtesy of Marysue Moses.

'Revolving Stage' tells the story of the late Twin Cities actor Phil Kilbourne

Stage & Arts
July 14, 2016
Traditional Icelandic Smokehouse beside Lake Myvatn, Spring 201 Credit Magnus Nilsson

2 Minneapolis shows display the changing nature of landscape art

A venerable art genre may focus on the natural world, but it reveals much about human nature, as well.
Stage & Arts
July 14, 2016
The cast of DISGRACED in a dinner party scene in the home of two of the characters, Amir and Emily. They are, from left, Bhavesh Patel, as Amir, Carol

Playwright Ayad Akhtar becomes reluctant voice for Muslim Americans

Ayad Akhtar wades into a heady debate in his play "Disgraced," opening this week at the Guthrie.
Stage & Arts
July 14, 2016
Lisa Boudreau in a 2008 performance by the Cunningham Dance Company.

Merce Cunningham anchors an ambitious Walker Art Center 2016-17 season

The eclectic roster includes nine commissioned works, three of them tied to a Cunningham exhibit opening in February.
Stage & Arts
July 13, 2016

Slave market inspired Joe Horton's 'A Hill in Natchez,' a meditation on race and power

Stage & Arts
July 12, 2016
Dancers performed on staircases and in public spaces at New York's Museum of Modern Art last winter as part of Maria Hassabi's "Plastic." Hassabi will

Walker Art Center gets $1 million from Mellon Foundation to foster artistic collaborations

Mellon money will nurture cross-disciplinary work at the Minneapolis center.
Stage & Arts
July 9, 2016
On a Friday night at Chanhassen, an army of waiters, bussers, cooks and sous chefs await the onslaught of serving more than 700 diners in the course o

1,700 dinners a night: Show starts in kitchen at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres

The show starts long before the curtain rises as dinner is served at the ultra-busy Chanhassen Dinner Theatres.
Stage & Arts
July 8, 2016
Photo title: Gerald Ramsey as "Mufasa" in THE LION KING North American Tour. Photo credit: Photo by Matthew Murphy

Touring 'Lion King' wears its crown well at Orpheum

REVIEW: The tour production is royally entertaining, with only a few stumbles along the way.
Stage & Arts
July 8, 2016
Claude Monet used streaks of blue to suggest the sky reflected in his waterlily pond in his 1919 painting “Le bassin aux nymphéas.”

Monet and more on loan from Microsoft billionaire at Mpls. Institute of Art

With an estimated $18 billion fortune, Paul G. Allen can afford the kind of pictures most people only dream of — or encounter in museums.
Stage & Arts
July 7, 2016
In celebration of the MIAís 100th Birthday Year, curators searched for a monumental outdoor sculpture that would reference the museumís hist

Minneapolis Institute of Art has highest attendance in 101-year history

The Minneapolis museum welcomed 760,000 visitors during its fiscal year.
Stage & Arts
July 7, 2016
Actress Shaina Feguson models a costume for a photo.

End of an era: Minn. Centennial Showboat opens final show in St. Paul

"Under the Gaslight," which opens Friday at Harriet Island in St. Paul, concludes a tradition that began in 1958 with university students and staff producing summer melodramas on the boat.

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