The Moving Company is remounting their 2017 original piece Speechless , although I think it's more of a reimagining than a remounting. I...

photo by Rich Ryan Earlier this year, Jack Reuler announced his retirement as Artistic Director of Mixed Blood Theatre, a company he founded...

Berit Ahlgren and Nathan Keepers (photo by Shelly Mosman) Give Ear is one of the many shows that were scheduled to open in March 2020; I ca...

The Moving Company is remounting their absurd comedy Liberty Falls 54321 as a four-part web series called Liberty Falls 2020 , and I coul...

Mixed Blood Theatre's latest project is wildly ambitious, and they accomplish it quite brilliantly. Reminiscent of Safe at Home , a wa...

This spring, Michelle Hensley left the company she founded 25+ years ago , Ten Thousand Things, through which she nurtured a new kind of t...

I interrupt this all-Fringe-all-the-time coverage to bring you news of Theater Mu's world premiere play  The Korean Drama Addict's ...

My 280-character (or less) review of Theater Mu and Mixed Blood Theatre 's first ever collaboration: Friends, run don't walk t...

Swedish playwright Jonas Hassen Khemiri 's* work makes its area debut with Pillsbury House Theatre's excellent production of the o...

With their new production of Lloyd Suh's recent Off-Broadway play   Charles Francis Chan Jr.'s Exotic Oriental Murder Mystery , Mu...

The crown jewel of Mu Performing Arts' 25th Anniversary season is their gorgeous production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Flower Dr...

Friends, it's really hard to go back to writing about theater when half of the country is devastated, and I happen to be in that half....

The Two Kids that Blow Shit Up . It's a catchy title, although I'm not sure how descriptive it is. But I am sure that Two Kids is...

I attended the Saturday matinee of Mu Performing Arts' world premiere play Tot: The Untold, Yet Spectacular Story of (A Filipino) Hulk...

You for Me for You . Judging by the title I wondered if this was a play about former American Idol judge Randy Jackson . But of course it...

In celebration of 50 years of Asian American theater, Mu Performing Arts is presenting their 49th (if memory serves) world premiere play ...

I do not advocate murder, unless it's of the fictional and musical variety. Then I'm all for it, especially when it's as delic...

"If music be the food of love play on!" So goes one of Shakespeare's most famous lines, this from the romantic comedy Twelft...

The History Theatre excels at taking stories from Minnesota's past and putting them on stage in a way that's full of life and rele...

Last night was the highlight of the theater year - the Ivey Awards. Celebrating its tenth anniversary, the Iveys honor a dozen or so indiv...