George Bernard Shaw

Dead Writers Party

Arms and the Man

Guthrie Theater announces 2010-11 season mixing the new with the old

Joe Dowling: this man would like to sell you a theater ticket​The Guthrie Theater's Joe Dowling on Tuesday announced the upcoming 2010-11 season, which is going to include talent both local and international, balancing Shaw and Shakespeare with a world premiere. While there are no fiery surprises, ... More >>

Cashing in for Christmas

The most egregious holiday money grabs in music history

Spotlight: Major Barbara

The most egregious holiday money grabs in music history

Spoiler Alert

Doc reopens the Nader debate: Is it his fault?

Backwoods urchin and itchy nymph hook up at Sundance.

Doc reopens the Nader debate: Is it his fault?

Cross Purposes

The Catholic Church's right turn touches off battles over dogma and diversity at the University of St. Thomas

Horoscope

The Catholic Church's right turn touches off battles over dogma and diversity at the University of St. Thomas

The Mother Of All Fears

David Cronenberg talks about signing a contract with death and the yucky kind of mommy love

A Woman's Work is Never Done

Women make up well more than half of the Guthrie's audience, but less than 10 percent of its produced playwrights. Is this a tragedy or a farce?

Working Stiffs

Who has it easier--prostitutes or Suburban Theater instructors? George Bernard Shaw and David Mann discuss.

Back Stage

Behind the scenes at Theatre in the Round: The greatest performances ever given by an actor's rump, and the talismanic powers of bad lobby art

A Higher Plane

Two plays use high moral oratory as a vehicle for drama

1923

Two plays use high moral oratory as a vehicle for drama

The Wilde One

Two plays use high moral oratory as a vehicle for drama