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An Iliad captures the classic tale
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A few minutes into International Falls last Saturday night, a youngish couple quietly moved their way to the exit of a packed Bryant-Lake Bowl.... More >>
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The first few minutes of Theatre Coup d'Etat's production of Hamlet promise much. In an almost completely dark American Swedish Institute's... More >>
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In Daniel MacIvor's play, the cul-de-sac in question really is just the terminus of a dead-end road. It certainly was a dead end for Leonard, the... More >>
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An Iliad opens with the quiet before the storm. It's clear something is up once you arrive on the ninth floor of the Guthrie Theater. The bay... More >>
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Tennessee Williams's plays are rich concoctions that can easily go to your head like a liqueur — sweet, easy to drink in, and able to make... More >>
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You can get a feel for how a show has gone by the debris left on stage at the end. What do we have following Out of the Pan into the Fire, the... More >>
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Theatrical thrills come in many packages, and there is something particularly compelling when limited resources meet boundless imagination. With... More >>
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In 1895, Oscar Wilde was charged with committing "gross indecencies" — i.e., he was gay — but it was his art and personality that... More >>
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There's an amazing 80- to 90-minute show lurking in the heart of Nice Fish, the world premiere collaboration between Duluth poet Louis Jenkins... More >>
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In the seconds between the darkness at the end of Misterman Saturday evening and the return of light for the curtain call, there was an... More >>
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Ira Levin may be best known for his scary novels — from Rosemary's Baby to The Stepford Wives to The Boys From Brazil — but he also... More >>
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Falling uneasily between a serious drama and a high school history report, Steven Dietz's Jackie and Me, based on one of the novels in Don... More >>
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In a musical about secrets, The Light in the Piazza has a doozy right at its core. It's easy to think that the show, crafted by Craig Lucas and... More >>
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After nearly a year off local stages — its last production was Amen Corner at the Guthrie last spring — the Penumbra Theatre Company... More >>
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Near the end of Katie Ka Vang's one-woman show, she offers up a detail that is an apt metaphor for her world-premiere piece. Vang is discussing... More >>
From the Print Edition
International Falls combines laughs and pain
A few minutes into International Falls last Saturday night, a youngish couple quietly moved their way to the exit of a packed Bryant-Lake Bowl. About midway through, another couple joined… More >>
Hamlet: “It is too long”
The first few minutes of Theatre Coup d'Etat's production of Hamlet promise much. In an almost completely dark American Swedish Institute's Turnblad Mansion ballroom, the first scene — in which… More >>
Cul-de-Sac reveals suburban darkness
In Daniel MacIvor's play, the cul-de-sac in question really is just the terminus of a dead-end road. It certainly was a dead end for Leonard, the central character in this… More >>
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