stage & arts
As theater trickles back in the Twin Cities, it's full steam ahead in Lanesboro
Lanesboro's Commonweal Theatre was among the nation's first to resume indoor shows.
One of the Twin Cities' first indoor musicals navigates changing safety rules
With changing pandemic protocols altering its new show, Theatre Elision has had to be nimble.
Guthrie's comeback season includes a screwball comedy, moving drama and classic
Comeback season includes "Emma," "Sweat" and "A Raisin in the Sun."
Minnesota's last survivor of Holocaust children's rescue offers lesson in history
Benno Black boarded a train 82 years ago to an unknown future.
N.Y. artist returns to Nisswa to paint mural celebrating Minnesota summers
Nisswa native Samantha French paints mural during visit home.
Minnesota Jewish Theatre announces a new name and an old favorite comedy
Say hello to Six Points Theater.
Minneapolis exhibit remembers the children saved from the Holocaust
A show about the effort to save Jewish children pulls into the American Swedish Institute.
Waite Park theater company brings Cinderella to life at ampitheater
GREAT Theatre's production staged at city's new amphitheater.
Maureen O'Brien, known for Minnesota wildlife paintings, has died at 78
Born in St. Paul, O'Brien was self-taught and started with drawing caricatures of children.
New Latté Da season includes postponed shows and 'Jelly's Last Jam'
The 22nd season's roster features two shows delayed by the pandemic.
Roots fest, Mixtape and gangster tours on tap this weekend
Roots, Rock & Deep Blues FestUsually spread across multiple stages around the Hook & Ladder, this three-day marathon of rootsy, gritty and/or just authentic Americana…
Questlove to DJ as Walker Art Center brings back its fall garden party
The hybrid event, which also can be viewed virtually for free, will feature Dessa, too.
Minneapolis writer rubs shoulders with Hollywood royalty at Cannes
Jennifer Vogel's memoir "Flim-Flam Man" inspired Sean Penn's in-competition movie "Flag Day."
84-year-old Deephaven painter Keith Wilcock wants to spread 'a jolt of joy' with art collection
Works from former Wilcock Gallery in Excelsior are for sale online.
Unique Minnesota residency offers Deaf artists a place to create and connect
Together, they might shape Deaf art's future.
Near George Floyd Square, Pillsbury House Theatre's 'What to Send Up' offers rituals of healing
REVIEW: "What to Send Up" combines songs and spoken word with grace.
In a first, American Ballet Theater dancers set to rock Minnesota's Arboretum
ABT will perform four shows on a stage folded out from an 18-wheeler.
2021 Uptown Art Fair canceled, organizers cite safety worries
It's another blow for the Minneapolis neighborhood.
Virtual reality meets reality TV in a Twin Cities contest this week
VR meets reality TV in a boundary-stretching competition this week.
'Music Man' reopens at Chanhassen as a celebration of life
Review: From singing and dancing to humor and wit, this version of "The Music Man" has the goods.