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A Chat with the Characters in Heart of the Beast's Neighborhood
Puppet artist Burt Bach and musician Martin Dosh talk about Mister Rogers and how he shaped their perspective on Minneapolis, theater, and life. more
Photo courtesy of In the Heart of the Beast Theatre
Mister Rogers Continues to Make Us Better Neighbors
On his way to Heart of the Beast theatre's Mister Rogers-inspired show, Steve Marsh looks back on the time he got schooled by the master. more
Photography by Caitlin Abrams
All the Super Bowl Events Happening in the Twin Cities
Live music, giant ice sculptures, and Jimmy Fallon are just the tip of the Bold North iceberg. more
Photo courtesy of Norway House
12 Twin Cities Holiday Experiences
The weather outside may be frightful, but there are some oh-so-delightful reasons to get out of the house. more
Photo courtesy of Owl Marketing
Holiday Shows for Every Mood
Whether you're looking for a Christmas classic, or a fresh take on a traditional tale, the Twin Cities stages have got you covered. more
Bollywood Comes to Minnesota
Bollywood Dance Scene Twin Cities hosts MinneUtsav, Minnesota’s first Bollywood performing arts festival. more
Photo by Ashley Berry Photography, courtesy of the Haunted Basement
The Haunted Basement Parts Ways With The Soap Factory
After a decade with The Soap Factory, the chilling attraction moves to a new Northeast location. more
Illustration by Lars Leetaru
Bleacher Talk from the Hockey Moms of Children's Theatre Company
Go inside the minds of the hockey moms of CTC's newest production. more
Photograph by Caitlin Abrams
A New Penumbra: The Groundbreaking African-American Theater's Next Act
As St. Paul’s Penumbra Theatre enters its 41st season, we sat down with the artistic directors past and present to talk about the historic theater’s historic transition. more
Photo Courtesy of the Minnesota Fringe Festival
Our Picks for the 2017 Minnesota Fringe Festival
Eleven days. More than 160 shows. How do you choose? more
Photo courtesy of the Guthrie Theater
An Enchanting Sunday in the Park with the Guthrie
The Guthrie season’s big musical transports the audience to 1800s Paris and back again. more
Emily Schmidt Talks Netflix’s 'Girlboss' and Twin Cities Improv
We chat with Minnesota native Emily Schmidt before her show 'Inherited' hits Bryant Lake Bowl. more
Photo by Rich Ryan
West Side Story at The Ordway
The Ordway and Teatro del Pueblo turn the beloved musical into a contemporary cultural conversation. more
Photo by Lauren B. Photography
Two Tickets to Ride The Ghost Train, Please
Comedic mystery can strike at any time, even when you're just waiting around. more
Photo by Dexter Ellis
Strings Optional at This Puppet Festival
Toy Theatre After Dark is two weeks of no-rules puppetry. more
Photo by Dan Norman
The Past is the Past is the Present
'We Are Proud to Present' has a battle with race and history in theater storytelling goes far beyond the stage. more
Photos by Caitlin Abrams
Getting Wiggy With It
The Guthrie’s wig master, Laura Adams, spends her life in hairy situations. more
Mortified Live Brings Humiliation and Humor to the Stage
The show where people get on stage and read their most embarrassing journal entries, poems, and songs is now a Twin Cities staple. more
Photo by Dan Norman
Anna in the Tropics Melts Winter
The Jungle Theater kicks off its 2017 season with a scorching drama. more
Photos courtesy of Segue Productions
'Laughing Wild' Asks For One Thing
The world is going mad, no one’s listening, and a can of tuna drew out a right hook punch. more
