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This rowdy, cross-dressing 'Roaring Girl' was 400 years ahead of her time
REVIEW: "Roaring Girl" is based on a Londoner in the 1600s who dressed, drank and fought like a man.
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Storyteller Mike Daisey in Minneapolis to turn 'A People's History' into theater
Part teacher, part theatermaker, he's tackling Howard Zinn's alternative history of the U.S.
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Star of musical 'Newsies' dropped out of medical school to pursue a life in theater
"Newsies" star Aleks Knezevich could have been a doctor. He chose theater instead.
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Minnesota 'visionary' has taken Children's Theatre to new heights
By leading but also listening, artistic director Peter Brosius has made the Children's Theatre Company the best in the world.
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Eye of the tiger guides the viewer through a Hmong photo show in Minneapolis
Sense of dreaminess pervades a show of photographs by Pao Houa Her.
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Guthrie books four female playwrights for 2018-19 season
The eight-show season includes a new play by Pulitzer winner Lynn Nottage, "Metamorphoses" by Mary Zimmerman, a revival of "Guys and Dolls" and a Shakespeare-sized question mark.
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Review: Kids rule 'School of Rock' at the Orpheum
Andrew Lloyd Webber musical amps up the fun at the Orpheum.
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Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota gets mixed results with show inspired by Pink Floyd's 'The Wall'
Review: Twin Cities Ballet of Minnesota didn't capture the darkness heard on "The Wall."
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A journey from birth to the life beyond with artist Judy Chicago
Two exhibits at St. Kate's celebrate feminist godmother Judy Chicago.
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Take a break before you enjoy these intermission-free plays in the Twin Cities
You're in good company, with fewer intermissions during shows.
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Minnesota theater scene loses its sparkling showcase as Ivey Awards call it quits
After 13 years, funding woes shut down local version of Broadway's Tony Awards.
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Open Eye's trippy new musical is tuneful but unwieldy
Theater review: But Open Eye's trippy show has bright spots – especially the inventive Maren Ward.
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Guthrie's new solo theater festival features testimonies from the middle of crisis
Actors stand between extremes in the Guthrie Theater's new solo festival.
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