Top Minneapolis Arts Stories
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An Iliad captures the classic tale
Stephen Yoakam captivates audiences with his talents in this one-man show More >>
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A Streetcar Named Desire drives at the heart
Ten Thousand Things strips down Tennesee Williams's classic for a... More >>
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Out of the Pan into the Fire
At the Southern Theater More >>
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Best of the Twin Cities 2013
Arts & Entertainment winners More >>
Arts Features
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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 >>
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Take a look at more of Matt Blum's photos for The Nu Project...(NSFW) Near dusk on a crisp March day, Matt Blum arrives at an apartment... More >>
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Mu Performing Arts' Rick Shiomi comes full circle with this production at the Dowling Studio. Thirty years ago, Yellow Fever was a breakthrough... More >>
From the Print Edition
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 >>
An Iliad captures the classic tale
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 doors to the… More >>
A Streetcar Named Desire drives at the heart
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 you dizzy if you… More >>
Out of the Pan into the Fire
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… More >>
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