Online Alternatives to Going Out During COVID-19
Feel a little bit more normal with these online alternatives for theater, music, festivals, and more
76 Trombones and a Simpler Time
”The Music Man” at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres is nostalgic and innocent in the best and worst ways, but its wholesome jubilee shines through
Weekend Best Bets: March 6-8
Things to do this weekend: Bock Fest, Festival of Owls, RollerGirls, Rock the Cradle, Food & Wine Experience, and more
Dance and Theater Merge in SHAPESHIFT’s “Grey Skies Blue”
Performing in the Twin Cities for the first time since 2016, the Minneapolis-based storytelling dance company hits the O’Shaughnessy this weekend
The Guthrie’s “Twelfth Night” Is Love and Comedy in All Forms
"Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them"—via balloons, pools of water, and wit
Children’s Theatre Revisits the Hormel Strike, for Kids
A play about the famous 1985 labor dispute that split residents of Austin, Minn., uses actual testimony in ”Spamtown, USA”
Fight for College, Not the Crown
"Peerless" by Theater Mu is a macabre look at college admissions and the value of your background
10 Twin Cities Theater Shows for Winter
Romance, all-star casts, tough questions, a double-dosage of "A Doll's House," and more await
“A Flight of Short Musicals” Does Quick-fire Theater and Drinks
Theatre Elision pairs short musicals with wine, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages
Changing the Stigma Around Pole Dancing
Despite more fitness studios offering pole dancing, there’s still a huge stigma. The Land of Lakes Pole Dancing Festival hopes to change that.
