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Theater Article Archive
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by Skylar Kangas
Being cast as a profound historical figure can be a daunting task for any actor or actress. Valerie Harper pulls it off, and then some.
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by Skylar Kangas
Looking at the most memorable of high school rituals, Prom takes the stage at the Children's Theatre.
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by J. Neil Connelly
The play, A Number, takes stage at the Illusion, exploring the consequences of cloning and the effects it has on the parents and their progeny.
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by Devin Kormanik
Betrayal is a tale of infidelity, following the unfaithful encounters of three characters who find that cheating affects marriage in an odd way.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Indian Cowboy is an internal journey, an exercise in introspection, as Gayomar lets the audience take up residence in his subconscious.
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by Devin Kormanik
January 22 - Jeune Lune’s portrayal was one filled with sensational incongruities of life in America circa 1925.
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by Amy Bohlman
Reeling, a play currently onstage at the Children’s Theater, proves that a silent format can do more than survive; it can thrive.
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by J. Neil Connelly
It is evident where Trey Parker would have wanted this play to go, and The Mechanical Division took it there, and then some.
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by Skylar Kangas
The inner struggles and the infinite confusion surrounding forbidden love explode onto the stage of Chanhassen Dinner Theatres’ West
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by J. Neil Connelly
BNW's latest production trods heavily over all things sacred, leaving the audience behind them in a wake of laughter.
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by Devin Kormanik
Same Time, Next Year takes audiences through the scheduled bouts of infidelity two adults engaged in over a period of 25 years.
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by Skylar Kangas
The Children's Theatre Company enchants audiences with a new perspective on the Disney classic, Aladdin.
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by Amy Bohlman
"Defending the Caveman" intentionally steps on every single gender-based bombshell and laughs when things go "boom!"
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by J. Neil Connelly
August Wilson was a modern marvel, but more importantly, a man with a message.
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by Colleen Duffy
City officials and theater patrons collaborated, investing millions of dollars to restore luster to the point of origin for the Sotan performance arts
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by Chelsie Regan
If Tchaichovsky’s Nutcracker was turned into an interactive play, you would be spinning pirouettes yourself and rubbing elbows with T
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