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Oliver! by Theater Latté Da, performing at the Pantages Theatre

by John Olive • February 7, 2015

I took my 18 yo son to see Oliver! (Theater Latté Da and Hennepin Theatre Trust, performing in the exquisite Pantages Theatre, through March 1). During intermission, we had the following conversation: “Whaddaya think?” “I’m having a problem with the…

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The Coward by Walking Shadow Theatre Company, performing at Red Eye Theater

by John Olive • February 6, 2015

I have never ever, in my exalted theatrical career, seen so much blood. The Red Eye stage is awash in it and, indeed, the raked set (a terrific design by Eli Schlatter) contains a trough, to catch the copious sanguine…

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Death And The Maiden, a co-production of Torch Theater and Gremlin Theatre, at the Theatre Garage

by John Olive • January 30, 2015

This production of the oft-produced Death And The Maiden (Torch Theater and Gremlin Theatre, co-producing at the Theater Garage through Feb 21) begins with a prologue of sorts: Paulina Escobar (played with calm and statuesque fire by Stacia Rice) moves…

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Photo Set: Quinn Tsan with Jillian Rae at 7th Street Entry, 1/25/15

by Pamela Diedrich • January 26, 2015

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Gertrude Stein And A Companion at the Jungle Theater

by John Olive • January 23, 2015

How could Claudia Wilkens and Barbara Kingsley have played these roles in 1992, when the two actors were 14 and 12 years old, respectively? The characters Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas demand substance, solidity combined with lightness of touch,…

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HowWasTheShow.com is looking for a theater reviewer

by Staff • January 23, 2015

HowWasTheShow.com is looking for a theater reviewer. The site can offer no pay. However, reviewers get: 1. free seats to the plays they review (good seats at that); 2. the satisfaction of being a “player”; 3. experience writing for the…

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The Most Dangerous Game at Bedlam Theater

by Janet Preus • January 15, 2015

The holidays are over, the weather has turned friendlier and you’ve got a little cabin fever, right? I know just the cure. Get in the car (or grab the light rail, which stops right across the street) and head to…

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The Hothouse by Dark & Stormy Productions, performing at the Grain Belt Brewery

by John Olive • December 15, 2014

  Dark & Stormy Productions performs Harold Pinter‘s giddily nonsensical The Hothouse in ye olde Grain Belt Brewery’s Atrium (79 13th Ave. NE, through Jan 4). D&S excels at utilizing “found” venues for their plays – empty offices, warehouse spaces,…

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4000 Miles by Park Square Theatre

by John Olive • December 14, 2014

It’s those tell-tale hugs. Sweet, warm and tender, tension dissipating. Complete with comforting pats on the back: there, there. I think you’re just swell. I’m so glad you are who you are. Gosh. The hugs will clue you in: there’s…

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A Christmas Story the Musical at the Ordway

by Janet Preus • December 7, 2014

The Ordway is doing it up big this holiday season. “A Christmas Story the Musical” is a big show: big cast; big sets gliding on and off, and big production numbers that wow with a wink, as if to say, “We…

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The Whale by Walking Shadow Theatre Co., performing at Mixed Blood

by John Olive • November 26, 2014

The Whale, by Samuel D. Hunter (Walking Shadow Theatre Co., performing at Mixed Blood Theatre, through Dec 20), is a grim little play. In it, we watch Charlie, the eponymous whale, committing suicide by gluttony. In the years since his…

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Loves Labours Lost by The Moving Company at the Lab Theater

by Janet Preus • November 22, 2014

The Moving Company’s reimagined “Love’s Labours Lost” is not your usual Shakespeare play, but this company “reimagines” theater the way the rest of us order lunch. This show is clever, beautiful and downright funny. Steven Epp’s and Nathan Keepers’ performances, co-imagined and…

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