"This is my favorite kind of play because it celebrates how deliciously human we are while also revealing how incredibly generous we ...

"Are we just as naive in America, even today, as we stand at the global altar, concurrently rejecting and embracing new faces? In our...

Summer. That time of the year when Minnesota's two best attributes collide - the great outdoors, and theater. And what better play to ...

I'm not usually a fan of turning movies into musicals, but when Jason Robert Brown is the composer, I'm on board. I've been list...

Two years ago I saw Philip Dawkins' one-act play Failure: A Love Story  at the Minnesota Fringe Festival, and it was one of my favorit...

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

I don't go to a lot of comedy shows, mostly because my busy theater schedule doesn't allow it. But I couldn't resist a night o...

It's finally summer in Minnesota, and that means lakes, parks, camping, hiking, and best of all - summer theater! You can't spend ev...

"Can't you feel a brand new day?" Unfortunately on the gun violence front, we're not there yet. But with organizations l...

Sunday was a day of comedy for me. First I saw one of the most beloved comedies of American theater - The Odd Couple - in an excellent pr...

Sometimes all you need is to laugh at a good old-fashioned comedy. Neil Simon's  1965 play  The Odd Couple  fits the bill. Yes, it...

Devised physical theater company Transatlantic Love Affair won an Ivey in 2012 for Ballad of the Pale Fisherman , an original work based...