Since 2002. Reviews of Theater, Music and Arts events in the Twin Cities and around the world.

Main menu

Skip to content
  • Home
  • Theater Reviews
  • Interviews
  • Archives

Sub menu

  • About
  • Advertise
  • Contact
  • Staff
Archived, Local Music, Reviews

New Year’s Eve 2010 with Mark Mallman at the Varsity Theater

by Robert O'Connor • December 31, 2010

As he’s proven time and again by his marathons, Mark Mallman is not one to let up. And in that regard, his latest New Years Eve show at The Varsity Theater was every bit as chaotic and wild as previous…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

Billy Elliot at the Orpheum Theatre

by Janet Preus • December 19, 2010

The Hennepin Theatre Trust has brought a powerhouse hit in for the holidays with the Tony Award-winning Billy Elliot. Based on the Universal Pictures/Studio Canal film, but reworked for the stage production by bookwriter and lyricist Lee Hall, and with…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Archived, Local Music, Reviews

Martin Devaney CD Release Party with Erik Koskinen, Molly Maher and Kid Dakota at the Turf Club

by Robert O'Connor • December 18, 2010

Martin Devaney‘s career started off with an album coming out about every two years.  Since Letters Never Sent in 2006, he’s concentrated on helping the artists signed to his label Eclectone Records.  But recently he stepped back in the studio…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Archived, Local Music, Photo Sets

Photo set: First Avenue’s 40th Anniversary Party

by Pamela Diedrich • December 16, 2010

Share on Facebook

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

2 Pianos 4 Hands at Park Square Theatre

by John Olive • December 12, 2010

For every Vladimir Horowitz, for every Herbie Hancock – indeed, for every musical master you can name – there are thousand upon thousands of players who dedicate their lives to their instruments, who spend many many lonely hours practicing, only…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at The Ordway

by John Olive • December 10, 2010

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (at the Ordway, through Jan 2) tries so hard to make you love it. First, there are the colorfully dressed children (30 at least), bouncing balls and grinning with relentless cheerfulness.  Then, naturally, there’s…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

“Cinderfella” by Ballet of the Dolls at the Ritz Theater

by Janet Preus • December 4, 2010

Ballet of the Dolls has just opened its holiday offering at the Ritz Theater and it’s an absolute charmer. Conceived, choreographed and directed by Myron Johnson, who also designed the set, Cinderfella is a fresh take on the Cinderella story,…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

Super-Powered Revenge Christmas #1 by Joking Envelope

by John Olive • December 4, 2010

The (thin and svelte) Red Avenger is flying his snow vehicle over the wintry City, along with his (rather less than svelte) sidekick Caribou Man (aka Rudy).  Suddenly, the air is filled with flying droids from the dreaded H(erod) Corporation,…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

Miss Richfield 1981’s Bingo Bonanza For The Holidays at the Illusion Theater

by John Olive • December 3, 2010

Miss Richfield 1981 has ridden her rusty and trusty Buick sleigh into downtown Minneapolis and double parked it outside the Hennepin Center for the Arts (no cop with any instinct for self-preservation would dare ticket her).  She is now ensconced…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

“Black Nativity: Now’s the Time” at Penumbra Theatre

by Janet Preus • November 27, 2010

This year’s Black Nativity, an annual tradition at Penumbra Theatre, takes a modern approach, hanging the nativity story on a contemporary American family. Conceived by Lou Bellamy and T. Mychael Rambo, and directed by Dominic Taylor, Black Nativity: Now’s the…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

“A Christmas Carol” at the Guthrie Theater

by Janet Preus • November 27, 2010

The Guthrie Theater has faithfully delivered on our secret holiday wish: a fresh, new version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, this one adapted by Crispin Whittell and directed by Artistic Director Joe Dowling. This script has a decidedly lighter…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Reviews, Theater

“A Christmas Story” at The Children’s Theatre Company

by Janet Preus • November 19, 2010

The Children’s Theatre Company is among the first to roll out this year’s holiday offering with an adaptation by Philip Grecian A Christmas Story by Jean Shepherd. Grecian, with director Peter Broshius (also CTC’s artistic director) steeps us in the…

Read more →

Share on Facebook

Page 65 of 77
« 1 … 63 64 65 66 67 … 77 »

Search

Recent Posts

  • NITS at the Savoy, Helsinki September 18, 2024
  • Rickie Lee Jones at Tavastia Club, Helsinki August 28, 2024
  • Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Olympic Stadium, Helsinki July 12, 2024
  • Nick Cave at Musiikkitalo, Helsinki June 25, 2024
  • Review | Driving the dream: Just keep those “Hands on a Hardbody” April 24, 2022

Recent Articles

  • NITS at the Savoy, Helsinki
  • Rickie Lee Jones at Tavastia Club, Helsinki
  • Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Olympic Stadium, Helsinki
  • Nick Cave at Musiikkitalo, Helsinki
  • Review | Driving the dream: Just keep those “Hands on a Hardbody”
  • The Crisis: HWTS responds
  • Review | Thunder Knocking On The Door: can theater be more enjoyable?
  • Review | Interstate: love and music on the open road
  • Review | The White Card: guess who’s coming to dinner 2020
  • Review | The Ugly One: an actual German comedy
  • Review || Blue Man Group: Slapstick for the digital age
  • Review | The Bridges Of Madison County: cornfed passion
  • Review || Bernarda Alba: percussive intensity
  • Review || Becky Sharp: cynical chic
  • Review | The Band’s Visit: subtle magic
  • Review | The Norwegians: if you’re looking for a few yuks…
  • Review | Dog Act: post-apocalyptic rage
  • Review | All Is Calm: masterful
  • Review | Miss Bennet, Christmas At Pemberley: a delight once again
  • Review | Fast Company: enjoyably confusing

Archive

Copyright © 2025 . All Rights Reserved. The Magazine Basic Theme by bavotasan.com.