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Stage & Arts
September 20, 2016
Jasmine Hughes accepted her award for acting in Sunset Baby, a Penumbra production.

Ivey Awards honor 'Oz,' 'Switch' and 'Glensheen' for excellence

The Twin Cities theater scene turned the spotlight on itself Monday, celebrating its best and brightest at the annual Ivey Awards.
Stage & Arts
September 19, 2016
Lucas Cranach the Elder; Martin Luther and Katharina von Bora, 1529 Mia �Martin Luther: Art and the Reformation� exhibit 2016

Minneapolis Institute of Art explores Martin Luther's legacy

Five hundred years after his death, is the religious rebel still a big draw? The Minneapolis Institute of Art explores Martin Luther's legacy in an exhibit of art and history.
Stage & Arts
September 19, 2016
Jeome Bel "Gala"
Walker Arts Center
Photo: Herman Sorgeloos

Best bets for dance lovers: Walker brings back French troublemaker Jérôme Bel

Also on tap: Rosy Simas explores identity in "Skin(s)," plus a Loyce Houlton reprise.
Stage & Arts
September 19, 2016
Staffan Hallstrom, T-bana Milijo (In the Subway), 1971, Lithograph. 26" x 35". Augustana Teaching Museum of Art, Sam and Ann Charters Collection, 2013

From Fabergé to an Arboretum light show, here are 10 fall art events to delight (or perplex) the eye

Stage & Arts
September 19, 2016
Cast members rehearse for "Home Street Home," a show that features currently and formerly homeless actors Saturday, Aug. 27, 2016, at St. Stephen's in

With $9 tickets, Guthrie starts a revolution in its ninth-floor studio space

The Dowling Studio is the stage for an ambitious, $1 million effort to attract new faces to the region's premier theater.
Stage & Arts
September 19, 2016
A scene from Ananya Dance Theatre's "Horidraa: Golden Healing."

Ananya Dance performance conveys hope for uncertain times

"Horidraa" exposes injustice, but never despairs.
Stage & Arts
September 17, 2016

On stage this season: A daring riff on 'Medea,' embattled Freedom Riders and a boisterous 'Ragtime'

Stage & Arts
September 17, 2016
"The Liars" at Park Square Theater.

Saucy or inane? Park Square's 'The Liar' will divide theatergoers

REVIEW: Park Square's energetic season opener plays with language and hoary situation comedy.
Stage & Arts
September 16, 2016
Temple Israel congregants s checked out the new lobby before Friday night services. At left, a wall of windows looks out to a courtyard connecting the

Temple Israel in Minneapolis gets contemporary addition for preschool, Hebrew classes and events

Young people and education are at the heart of a winning addition to Temple Israel in Minneapolis.
Music
September 16, 2016
Ansa Akyea, right, as "Bilal" and Darius Dotch as "Eric" rehearse the play "Bars and Measures."

New work is risky business for Twin Cities arts groups

Reruns are big on local stages, too. (Shakespeare again? Not more Beethoven!) Audiences can turn a cold shoulder to untested work, but sometimes the risk is its own reward.
Stage & Arts
September 16, 2016
American Swedish Institute's Cocktails at the Castle Event, Thursday, July 25. ORG XMIT: MIN1307261416042822

Swedish Institute bash celebrates 'A Different Way of Seeing'

Stage & Arts
September 16, 2016
"Horidraa: Golden Healing" by Ananya Dance Theatre.

In the spotlight: Ananya Dance Theatre

Stage & Arts
September 15, 2016
Michael Elyanow

Greek tragedy gets a happy ending in 'The Children' at Pillsbury House

Playwright injects the classic bummer "Medea" with humor and hope.
Stage & Arts
September 13, 2016
Marry Abbe with life-sized cardboart cutours of Henri Matisse at the MIA, Friday, February 14, 2014 ] GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com

How Twin Cities art scene has grown over 32 years: A critic bids farewell

As she retires, the Star Tribune's Mary Abbe reflects on changes during her three decades on the job.
Stage & Arts
September 12, 2016
"The Two Kids that Blow Sh*t Up" at Mu Performing Arts Center. ©2016 RichRyan

Review: Mu Performing Arts' 'Two Kids' asks us not to judge

Review: Mu Performing Arts offers a tough and touching production of Carla Ching's edgy play.
Stage & Arts
September 10, 2016

Review: In 'The Trump Show,' Mike Daisey takes on a political character, and his detractors

His performance, "The Trump Card," covers Donald and smug liberals.
Stage & Arts
September 9, 2016
"The Liar" at Park Square Theatre

Park Square opens its season with a comedy, 'The Liar'

Stage & Arts
September 9, 2016

Find funky (or just functional) pottery at Northern Clay Center this weekend

Stage & Arts
September 8, 2016
Sherwin Resurreccion and Sun Mee Chomet are “The Two Kids.”

Mu Performing Arts kicks off its 25th season with Carla Ching's 'The Two Kids That Blow S--- Up'

TV scribe Carla Ching aims to rewrite a wrong in Mu Performing Arts' 25th season opener.
Stage & Arts
September 7, 2016
Andrew Erskine Wheeler faces off with The Other Woman, Elizabeth Efteland, in “The River.”

Review: Walking Shadow lands a very small fish in 'The River'

REVIEW: Walking Shadow's "The River" is an enigma that teases but doesn't quite satisfy.

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