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BLOG: Lost narratives

Posted May. 26

All this talk about the television show "Lost" motivates me to consider some of my own recent reviews. In public. Have mercy on my soul.

BLOG: Who's afraid of Edward Albee?

Posted May. 22

After words |

The Jungle Theater's production of ". . . Virginia Woolf" was amazing. Yet it also made me wonder whether the generation gap is more real than I thought.

How to work with a composer

by Candace Bilyk • May. 22

Process

Think your play should have original music in it but don't know how to work with a composer? Composer Candace Bilyk has some simple advice for you.

Symphonic drama

by Robert Neu • May. 18

Innovation

Music and theater. Not "music theater," but theater and music where serious music and serious drama are paired. Bob Neu explores this neglected genre.

The sound scene

by Craig VanDerSchaegen • May. 12

Production

We gathered together all the Twin Cities' professional sound designers for this photo essay. See the people who make the sounds.

Healing arts: The documentary

by John Middleton • May. 6

Social Service

Better late than never, John hunts down his own example of April's issue. Get an inside look at a healing artist at work. Sort of.

BLOG: MinnesotaPlaylist.com is ice cream

Posted May. 5

News and notes |

Everyone wants a scoop. The website blows past 100,000 page views a month and continues growing faster than we can keep up. (By the way, help wanted!)

Leaving a mark

by James Williams • Apr. 28

Social Service | Vision

The impulse to create can be channeled into social or antisocial directions. James Williams teaches theater to help build a better society.

Laughter is a good virus

by Eriq Nelson • Apr. 27

Social Service

Star Studios may produce the most effective television show that you've never seen. For some families, it's very serious funny business.

Transformation

by Leah Cooper • Apr. 19

Process | Social Service | Vision

Far from big budget shows and scrambles for development opportunities, Leah Cooper experiences the kind of theater that still lives up to her childhood ideals.

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