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Sotan Theaters
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by Devin Kormanik
The Mechanical Division puts on Psycho Beach Party.
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by J. Neil Connelly
The House of Blue Leaves is at times utterly hilarious, at others mopey and morbid, but often, unexpectedly upbeat.
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by Skylar Kangas
The Mixed Blood Theatre does not shy away from taking on the hard questions, and the audience is left with a raw and realistic view of life.
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by Devin Kormanik
Mefistofele is a twisted love musical in which a fallen angel proves that for the right price, even the most complex desires can be fulfilled.
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by J. Neil Connelly
The philosophies of the great Henry David Thoreau come to life at the Theatre in the Round’s current production of The Night Thoreau
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by J. Neil Connelly
Playwright Nilo Cruz broke new ground, becoming the first Cuban-American to win a Pulitzer Prize, thanks to his play, Anna in the Tropics.
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by sotanLIFE
The following press releases will help you select which plays you will enjoy the most.
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by J. Neil Connelly
Late Night Catechism 2 can only go as far as the off the cuff remarks from Sister’s sharp tongue will take it, which is actually quit
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by J. Neil Connelly
Saturday Night FEMA satirizes everyone's reactions to Hurricane Katrina, saturating the entire audience in tears of laughter.
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by Skylar Kangas
The Chanhassen Dinner Theatre personifies and pokes fun at mid-life maladies in their latest production, Mid-Life, A Crisis Musical.
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Upcoming Play at Penumbra:
The plot of Zooman and the Sign revolves around a black community shook by the death of a young girl, but cannot rouse itself to action. Strong pleas from the girl's father attempt to rouse a community that has been rendered immobile by the divisive nature of gang warfare and an indifferent police force. Zooman and the Sign, directed by Lou Bellamy, will be taking the stage at Penumbra Theatre on April 14th.
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