Stage & Arts
Jungle Theater goes online to debut 'Edward Snowden,' a raucous comedy about friendship
Review: With theaters shuttered, "Edward Snowden" premieres online.
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California men declare they made of one the stainless-steel monoliths
For the first time, someone has taken credit for erecting one of the monoliths that have popped up in the past few weeks, riveting the…
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St. Paul museum opens its windows to Southeast Asia's 'generation 1.5'
The Minnesota Museum of American Art finds a creative way to make this show happen.
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'Nutcracker Fantasy' plays out in the windows of a North Loop landmark
Shuttered by coronavirus, Minnesota Dance Theatre production lives on in a storefront display at MartinPatrick3.
Music
Virtual entertainment picks: The Current's Sounds Like Home fest, Miss Richfield, Robert Robinson, Lorie Line
HookStream for the Holidays Friday & Saturday: Concerts that were supposed to be staged live at the Hook & Ladder have been turned into true…
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Minneapolis artist documents the pandemic with brush and ink
Every day, from March to November, a local artist responded to the pandemic with brush and ink.
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Minneapolis theater presents a world premiere comedy that's 'zany as hell'
"Is Edward Snowden Single?" explores friendship on the brink.
Music
Virtual entertainment picks: Nutcracker, more Nutcracker and the Jayhawks
'The Hip Hop Nutcracker'Friday: You can still experience this annual Ordway tradition as a livestream, or later on demand. Filmed at the New Jersey Performing…
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Holiday gift ideas for the art lover in your life
A host of holiday ideas for the art lover in your life.
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Minneapolis musical 'All Is Calm' is a holiday gift for TV audiences across the country
Airing Friday, Theater Latté Da's holiday show is a gift for public-TV viewers.
Magazine
Minnesota's expanded Great Northern festival is a 'bright light' for the winter ahead
Here’s something else the pandemic has put in short supply: things to look forward to. So this year’s Great Northern (Jan. 28 through…
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Park Square Theatre grapples with racial history in solo Zoom play 'Tears of Moons'
Virtual Open Mic: Foot in the DoorSaturday: Every 10 years, the Minneapolis Institute of Art (temporarily closing due to Minnesota's new COVID-19 restrictions)…
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German artist makes painting weird again in solo debut at the Walker
Attraction meets repulsion in Michaela Eichwald's solo debut at Walker Art Center.
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Artist digs into Minnesota's forgotten history of fascism
Weisman-sponsored project draws parallels between 1930s and the present era.
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Bundle up! American Swedish Institute's holiday events are moving outdoors this year
Holiday market and story trail will open Saturday.
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Closed by pandemic, Minneapolis art center takes its shows on the road
Closed by pandemic, Midway Contemporary Art launches an ambitious "Off-Site" series.
Stage & Arts
'Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel' exhibition coming to Mall of America
The finger of God reaches out to a reclining Adam in Rome’s Sistine Chapel, a painting by Michelangelo that people travel thousands of miles to…
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More than 2,000 Minnesotans are showcased in Mpls. Institute of Art's 'Foot in the Door'
More than 2,000 Minnesotans are featured in a virtual version of the popular show curated by the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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Missing your favorite theater? Catch up with these streamable local offerings
While theater venues are dark, many stay connected to audiences with streaming shows.
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