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Steven Epp and Christopher Bayes reunite in a production that recalls the commedia genius of Theatre de la Jeune Lune.

Catch Me If You Can is produced by the same team that created Hairspray—which means it’s a show with plenty of energy and fun.

Nordic cred—we’ve got it, and suddenly everybody wants it.

November’s top events indexed according to taste.

What are you waiting for? Now’s a good time to discover one of America’s great cities.

The big gigs just keep on coming in November. Can anyone over 50 keep up?

Better known as the fedora-wearing, guitar-strumming lead singer of the popular local alt-country band Romantica, Ben Kyle releases his first solo album on Nov. 13. Listen to his song "Minneapolis."

We chat with actors Victoria Justice and Thomas Mann on the red carpet about their new Halloween comedy Fun Size, plus we catch up with Carly Rae Jepsen as she promotes her new song featured in the film.

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts's Terracotta Warriors is an ambitious collection of statues from the vast tomb of China’s revolutionary emperor, Qin Shihuang.

BodyCartography’s new project Super Nature is bound to be a wild ride.

In a program called Voices of Strength, the Walker Art Center is bringing together five female choreographers for a weekend immersion in this new African dance.

The Guthrie Theater’s celebration of British playwright Christopher Hampton culminates with Appomattox.

James Sewell Ballet celebrates the spirit(s) of Halloween this year by presenting an original work, “Ballet Macabre."

In the Twin Cities, Halloween season means haunted houses, hayrides, and things that go moo in the night. Here's seven picks, from super scary to kid friendly.

Take a trip to this river town and discover stunning architecture, buzzing coffee shops, gorgeous bluffs, and a thriving cultural scene.

Our list of thrity-four weird and wonderful, strange and surprising finds in Minneapolis and St. Paul.

We celebrate the weird and wonderful, strange and surprising foods, finds, people, places, art, and more that make the Twin Cities such a fun, vibrant, creative place to live.

October’s top events indexed according to taste.

Mpls.St.Paul Magazine arts and entertainment team's annual fall preview of the must-see shows in museums and galleries, theater, dance, and choral and classical music.

Take in fall’s fleeting colors on a brisk bike trip in Wisconsin or Minnesota.

After three years in limbo, the Minnesota Museum of American Art finally has a new space—for now.  

The Walker Art Center kicks off its Movies & Music series, July 30-August 20.  This year’s theme is “In Dreams.” Here's the lineup.

Actor Hugh Laurie sings the New Orleans–style blues he loves so much with genuine passion and conviction.

There’s more comedy than tragedy in The Jungle Theater’s Waiting for Godot.

This year, 165 productions are being presented on 15 stages around the metro from Aug. 2–12.