When British playwright Tom Stoppard died last fall at the age of 88, the only bright side was the hope that theaters would be inspired to p...

Lousia May Alcott's 1868 novel Little Women has been adapted into countless movies, plays, TV series, even a Broadway musical, and our ...

Over 15 years ago, I hiked into the Grand Canyon with nine other women (one old friend and eight new friends), many of us in celebration of ...

Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's classic 1879 play A Doll's House was ahead of its time in its exploration of gender roles and s...

For the month of February, Yellow Tree Theatre is bringing us a new play by a local female playwright every weekend in " The One-Woman ...

Six years after taking over as Artistic Director of Ten Thousand Things from founder Michelle Hensley, Marcela Lorca is directing her final ...

Ten Thousand Things musicals are my favorite. When their trademark " All the Lights On " barebones style is applied to a musical, ...

This morning when I went for a run, the sun was an unnatural bright pink, a color I'd never seen from the sun before, due to smoke from ...

A few months ago, the Guthrie Theater brought us the brilliant new play Born with Teeth , imagining meetings between playwrights Christopher...

If you're looking for an on-stage delicious thriller, that's creepy but also funny at times, and beautifully acted, look no further ...

Park Square Theatre recently announced that they're cancelling two planned shows in their 2019-2020 season due to financial challenge...

The History Theatre is continuing their successful spring of bringing us women's stories written by women into their new season. Their...

Friends, I had a little rough day yesterday. No specific reason for it, I was just feeling a little crabby. And then I had to drive to Upt...

Ten Thousand Things' first post-MH season is in its conclusion, and we can now safety declare that TTT's retired founder and Artis...

Friends, I love Ten Thousand Things. Seeing a Ten Thousand Things show (in their trademark bare-bones All the Lights On style) never fail...

I love a good tragic love story, and it doesn't get much more tragic than an interracial couple in 1918 South Carolina. But Penumbra...

I saw recent two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage's play Intimate Apparel at the Guthrie almost 12 years ago. I usually don...

Following a long history of work with one of America's most beloved children's authors, Dr. Seuss (they were the first theater in...

Welcome to Minnesota theater, Sarah Rasmussen! The Jungle's new Artistic Director begins her first full season this year (the Jungle...

Typically, if I heard "Shakespeare's Henry IV Part I ," my immediate reaction would be - ugh. Sounds heavy and difficult and...