The Sexual Life Of Savages (Walking Shadow Theatre Co., performing at the Theatre Garage, through Dec 14). What a gutsy, ambitious, throw-down-the-gauntlet title. Here, the title seems to suggest, you will find a play about crazed reptilian passion. The characters…
Month: November 2013
“The Veterans Project” from Footprints Collective & Mixed Blood
First, let’s get the obvious out the way: you should go see The Veterans Project. It’s been developed and staged with great care by Leah Cooper at a fantastic space that was completely new to me (the Fort Snelling Base Camp)—and it…
Cinderella at the Children’s Theatre Company
In Cinderella (at the Children’s Theatre Company, through Jan 5), Cinderella’s ugly (an understatement) stepsisters, Pearl and Dorcas, are played by CTC vets Dean Holt and Reed Sigmund. Her deliciously malevolent stepmother is portrayed by Autumn Ness. Wow. Never have…
Photo Set: Dan Wilson at The Sheridan School with Jeremy Messersmith, 11/9/13
Driving Miss Daisy at the Jungle Theater
Wendy Lehr is in this play! James Craven! Holy moley! Why can’t live theater generate Twins-like, Vikings-esque excitement? Certainly, seeing artists of the caliber of Lehr and Craven bring a play to life is at least as exciting as watching…
Online Journalism by the Theater of Public Policy at Huge Improv
The Theater of Public Policy. Sounds auspicious, doesn’t it? Either they do very serious stuff, or they make fun of very serious stuff. Actually, they do both. Monday night’s “Online Journalism†at Huge Improv Theater started with a casual interview…
Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, State Theater
“Ghost Brothers of Darkland County,†billed a “supernatural blues and roots musical,†is the creation of author Stephen King, and musicians John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett. Clearly the writers have the credentials to write a) about the supernatural, and…
For Sale by The Moving Company at the Lab Theater
“What would you call that?†my faithful theater mate asked. “It’s an interactive, semi-improvisational comedy,†I answered, putting the words together slowly. “Oh,†he said, “It’s sort of hard to describe, isn’t it? Really funny, though.†And that’s it in…