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Rob Lowe brings one-man show to Minneapolis: 'I'm playing the deep cuts'
"I'm nervous right now, talking about it, and that is why I do it," says Rob Lowe of the one-man show he's bringing to Minneapolis.
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Guthrie bias investigation finds 'inappropriate physical contact' after carpenter quits
Minneapolis theater is taking steps to improve its workplace culture.
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A dark comedy about two Minneapolis couples behaving badly
REVIEW: Bleak comedy "Subprime" gets its premiere. Who knew Linden Hills was such a hotbed for vice?
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Photography exhibit allows a Minneapolis 'creature' to come out of their shell
"Sensitive and soft" young talent Izzy Commers emerges in a solo show at Public Functionary.
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The apocalypse is now in bleak world of 'Marisol'
REVIEW: After a quarter-century, the Obie-winning play feels freshly relevant.
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'Speed residencies' offer quick getaways for Minnesota artists to recharge
Residencies are a traditional way for artists to recharge. Now there's a short-term alternative for those who can't afford to take several months off.
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Full Circle Theater's 'Roof' is built with care
REVIEW: But this new play by Barbara Kingsley at the Guthrie doesn't quite stand up, despite the work of a fine cast.
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Witty interracial drama is another winner from St. Paul playwright
"This Bitter Earth" at Penumbra Theatre proves that Twin Cities playwright Harrison David Rivers is the real deal.
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With magical 'Good Person,' Minneapolis theater pioneer goes out on a high note
Michelle Hensley leaves Ten Thousand Things with a playful take on Brecht.
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For first act at least, new musical 'Lord Gordon Gordon' is fun fun
But the rest of this new musical could use some serious work.
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Minnesota choreographers serve up dance for times of duress at Candy Box festival
Review: Minnesota choreographers convey hope for humanity at the Candy Box Dance Festival.
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Guthrie's 'Enemy of the People' is a grim view of the whistleblower
The Guthrie presents a vital if chilly update of Henrik Ibsen's classic.
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Patrick's Cabaret prepares to bow out of Twin Cities performance scene it built
This weekend will be the final mainstage showcase by the company, known for offering experimental works.
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In Loom Lab's 'Persephone,' talk bogs down a terrifying journey
Review: Loom Lab tackles challenging subject of mental illness in dance.
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Why the 1890s Parisian opera sensation who inspired 'Thaïs' is buried in Minneapolis
Jules Massenet's "Thaïs," which makes its Minnesota Opera debut this week, was written for an American soprano who captivated Paris. So how did she end up buried in Minneapolis?
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