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While wandering the Stone Arch Bridge Festival, photographer Scott Pakudaitus captured a growing audience as they stopped to watch a performer on stilts.
All the world's a stage. . .
The impulse to create theater from our lives—to wear costumes, tell stories, and find meaning in them—is not defined by the location of a show. This month, we search outside the conventional theater for some of the most popular theater.
This month's talk
In-depth column
Court theater
In depth Courtroom procedure uses the trappings of theater to make messy reality manageable. By Quinton Skinner
Posted Thursday, March 11
Recent articles
Fuzzy labels
What do three path-breaking troupes like Body Cartography Project, Skewed Visions, and Off Leash Area think they're doing? By Sheila Regan
A huddle of Greek gods
Forget the intersection of film and theater. If we can't figure out what makes theater different than film, expect theater to get run over even more. By John Middleton
Screendance
A kind of duet between dancer, choreographer, and cinematographer is beginning to emerge as an art form in the performing arts world. By Vanessa Voskuil
Greatest hits
Why community theater, or: Why my couch has been onstage more than I have
What happened to the glamorous life in the theater she was promised? Community theater has other rewards. It better! By Julianna Skluzacek
Playlist tweets
almeberks: #mnpl Still recuperating from Music Lovers opening weekend but got a backlog of great articles that I'll be editing soon. Stay tuned.
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Playlist blogs
Where to go with your Jerome travel grant
News and notes Learn about "Art and Resistance" in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. Posted Mar. 17
Conversation about Outrageous Fortune Tuesday at 1:00
News and notes Arena Stage, National New Play Network, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre discuss Outrageous Fortune live on the Web. Posted Mar. 16
Discussing outrageous fortune with live playwrights
Special focus Twin Cities Theater Connection shares their interview about the infamous, new book "Outrageous Fortune" on the sad life of the American playwright. Posted Mar. 15
First public screening of local Film "Ana’s Playground" at Nobel Peace Prize Forum
News and notes Filmed in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood with a local cast and crew, you can see it first on March 6 at 3:15 p.m. at Augusburg College. Posted Mar. 04
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Sarah Guyer Brown
Sarah Guyer Brown performs in Macbeth playing at Guthrie Theater this month.
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Auditions for MEDEA EX MACHINA
Posted Mar. 16 by Paul von Stoetzel
Auditions for Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men
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