Quinton Skinner is the theater critic for City Pages. He is also the author of the novels 14 Degrees Below Zero and Amnesia Nights, as well as non-fiction books on fatherhood and rock 'n' roll.
Quinton Skinner
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Final thoughts
EditorialThe theatrical impulse in our species seems to permeate so many aspects of our existence, once we begin looking for...read the story -
Acting like a teacher
EditorialThe appointed hour arrives. The audience is seated facing the front of the room, poised in various postures of anticipation...read the story -
The drama of the NBA
EditorialThe human theatrical impulse can be identified in professional sports, but not all of them. Pro football is far more...read the story -
Court theater
EditorialThe stage is set for felony arraignments in a Hennepin County courtroom in Minneapolis’ Government Center. It’s a hushed environment...read the story -
What if you reviewed church services?
EditorialI’m aware that I’m not exactly blazing uncharted territory in noting the similarities between religious services and theater: the seating...read the story -
A soothing and unsettling rite
EditorialThe human species’ first theatrical performance: the alpha male of a hunting expedition, spot-lit by the moon, stands on a...read the story -
The Minnesota Way
EditorialEditor's note: This article is presented in partnership with mnartists.org, offering "the public a new way to explore art...read the story -
Live wire
EditorialWhat is the state of play?
First of all.
We have to do something. Our immediate physical needs, and...
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