Sophie Kerman is a high school French teacher in St. Paul with graduate work in theater and performance studies. She managed and wrote for Aisle Say Twin Cities from 2011-2014, when she started writing for MinnesotaPlaylist. She also plays chamber music with the Esperanza Ensemble.
To me, Fringe is all about novelty. You’ve got known local artists using the shorter time slots to test out...
In theater, space goes a long way towards generating magic, and unlikely though it may be, there is a lot...
Any conversation about the future is really a conversation about the present. Although the Playwrights’ Center’s Critical Conversation: Theater in...
If you’re really in touch with your Scandinavian heritage, maybe you’ve heard of the Kalevala, the Finnish literary epic...
Since it was written in around 441 BC, Sophocles’s Antigone has been adopted by just about every major human rights...
This has been yet another week of horrifying national news. Yet again, police guns have been turned against innocent Black...
Over the summer, Kevin Obsatz and Alan Berks wrote an ongoing dialogue about theater vs. film. You should read it...
Local and national politics seem to be growing more and more fragmented, and at least around here, people – and...
