A lecture by David Milroy, a founder of the first Aboriginal theatre company in Australia, and Harriet Nordlund, the founder and former Artistic Director of the Norwegian National Sámi Theatre Company
Institute for Advanced Study Thursday, September 11, 2008
The latest in the Penumbra Theatre's presentation of August Wilson's Century Cycle, Fences tells the story of a young baseball player who is held back from the Major Leagues for no reason other than the color of his skin.
For the past thirteen years, Barbara Brooks has transformed the Minnesota Jewish Theatre into one of the area's most reliably interesting small theater companies.
The man responsible for
scouring the planet to find artists who are
sufficiently "out there" to merit an
invitation to Out There is Philip
Bither, William Nadine McGuire senior curator
for performing arts.
The latest in the Penumbra Theatre's presentation of August Wilson's Century Cycle, Fences tells the story of a young baseball player who is held back from the Major Leagues for no reason other than the color of his skin.
On the eve of the Republican National Convention, as hurricane Gustav was bearing down on Louisiana, and word got out in St. Paul that CNN’s...
As soon as I got home from August Wilson’s Fences under the direction of Lou Bellamy at the Penumbra, I went into the living room...
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