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The 500 Hats Of Bartholomew Cubbins at The Children’s Theatre Company

by John Olive • September 17, 2010

Theater-goers, young and old!  Go see Bradley Greenwald, currently holding forth in The 500 Hats Of Bartholomew Cubbins (Childrens Theatre Co., 2400 Third Ave., Minneapolis, through Oct 30, childrensheatre.org) before an evil Broadway producer swoops down and snatches him away…

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Sleep Deprivation Chamber at Penumbra Theatre

by John Olive • September 16, 2010

The incident detailed in Adrienne and Adam P. Kennedy‘s harrowing and autobiographical Sleep Deprivation Chamber (at Penumbra, 270 N. Kent St., St. Paul, penumbratheatre.org) is, unfortunately, as common as rain: a policeman commits a vicious assault and then concocts a…

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Marina and the Diamonds at the Triple Rock Social Club

by Natalie Gallagher • September 13, 2010

“Oh, Minneapolis, I am so happy to be here right now! I have to say, I thought it would be like three or four people,” said an enchanting of Marina and the Diamonds on Friday night at the packed Triple…

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Theatre Pro Rata’s “The Taming of the Shrew” at the Gremlin Theater

by Janet Preus • September 12, 2010

Theatre Pro Rata kicked off their 2010-2011 season with a classic and a comedy – a combination that veers from the norm for the established company, but suits their approach for the coming months. Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew,…

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Vigil, a play at the Pillsbury House Theatre

by Janet Preus • September 11, 2010

Pillsbury House Theatre opened the final production of their 2010 season, a crafty and winning play by Morris Panych. Vigil’s premise is simple enough: Kemp (Steve Hendrickson) is called to his dying aunt’s side, but it is clear that death…

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Romantica at the Aster Cafe

by Natalie Gallagher • September 10, 2010

Romantica is the kind of band you find yourself at home with even if you’ve never heard them before. They are comfortingly familiar, operating solidly under the Americana genre, giving listeners a little bit of the country and a little…

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The Glass Menagerie at The Jungle Theater

by John Olive • September 10, 2010

I have seen more productions of The Glass Menagerie (at the Jungle, 2951 Lyndale Ave. S., through Oct 17, jungletheater.com), Tennessee Williams‘s oft-produced and touching portrait of life in Depression era St. Louis, than I care to contemplate. But I…

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Photoset: Me and My Arrow (CD Release) and Pink Mink at the Kitty Cat Klub

by Erik Hess • September 1, 2010

Minneapolis, Minnesota’s Me and My Arrow celebrating the release of their new album with Pink Mink opening at the Kitty Cat Klub. Share on Facebook

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Always & Forever at Illusion Theater

by Janet Preus • August 23, 2010

In case you missed its first go-round, or you just can’t get enough of R&B love, the locally conceived and realized “Always & Forever” returns in all its boomer-era  wonderfulness to the Illusion Theater. Set in a barber shop (it…

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Wicked At The Orpheum

by John Olive • August 12, 2010

The Wicked Express has arrived in Minneapolis for a 5 week stay (at the Orpheum, 910 Hennepin Ave., through Sept 19, hennepintheatretrust.org).  Still going strong on Broadway (after 7 years), Wicked boasts two U.S. tours, strong runs in London, San…

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The Gospel At Colonus At The Ordway

by John Olive • August 4, 2010

It would be difficult to surpass the pure PPM (pleasure-per-moment) ratio of The Gospel At Colonus (at the Ordway, 345 Washington St., downtown St Paul, through Aug 11, ordway.org).  Where else will you find gathered together the Steele Singers, the…

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Fort Wilson Riot CD Release Party at the Kitty Cat Klub

by Natalie Gallagher • July 30, 2010

Amy Hager and Jacob Mullis of Fort Wilson Riot looked innocent as they assembled on stage at the Kitty Cat Klub on Friday night for their CD release show. The venue was fairly packed, and Hager and Mullis smiled and…

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