When I was in New York City a few months ago , I saw signs for the Broadway revival of Joe Turner's Come and Gone , with some big names ...

Park Square Theatre was planning to produce the 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Between Riverside and Crazy in 2023, shortly after its Bro...

After a couple of big shows (the world premiere mystery Holmes/Poirot and the joyously chaotic The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! ), Park Squ...

"The farmer and the cowman should be friends," says the 1943 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma!  But in the classic America...

Three years ago, the Guthrie premiered the new play Floyd's (which had its Broadway premiere as Clyde's earlier this past season) ...

The American classic A Raisin in the Sun premiered in 1959, making Lorraine Hansberry the first female Black playwright on Broadway, but it...

In the second of a three-show HERstory spring, the  History Theatre is telling the true story of four local sisters and Sisters who activ...

I grew up watching West Side Story . I've seen the movie dozens of times, listened to the music hundreds of times, and seen it on stag...

Y'all, Jungle Theater's Lone Star Spirits got me feeling all the feels! Hilarious and heart-breaking, it's one of the best pl...

Yellow Tree Theatre's production of Craig Wright's very dark comedy Grace starts with a bang (literally) and doesn't let up. Ye...

The History Theatre excels at telling often unknown Minnesota stories, as they did in 1997 with the original musical Orphan Train . At the...

"Woke up this morning with my mind stayed on freedom. Hallelu, hallelu, hallelujah!" The closing number of the fantastic music-t...

I'm starting to think Sam Shepard is a modern-day Tennessee Williams . Both write dark and tragic family stories, Williams focusing on...

Chekhov's The Seagull is a classic of the theater, but I had never seen it. That's not exactly true, it was actually the first ...

Annapurna is the tenth highest mountain in the world, named after the Hindu Goddess of nourishment. In the new play by Sharr White (see a...

Day:  9 Show:  33 and 36 Title:   What You Will and Twelfth Night Category:  Comedy By:  Renegade Play-Reading Compan...

This is the way the play The Pavilion by Minnesota playwright Craig Wright begins: This is the way the universe begins. A raindrop (that ...

The Jungle Theater continues their excellent 2013 season, following the smart and sexy Venus in Fur , the thrilling Deathtrap , and the hi...

One of the highlights of the Jungle Theater 's stellar 2012 season was the deliciously thrilling Dial M for Murder , about which I wro...

I can't think of anything better to do on Valentine's Day than go to the Jungle Theater and see a play about a horribly dysfuncti...