A Predictive Representation of Reproductive Regression
Uprising Theatre Company's "Doctor Voynich and Her Children"
Setting the Scene
In support of HUGE Theater
Improv Tech Meets Improv Thinking
Theater of Public Policy Interview in the Age of Social Distancing
Today’s cover: Experimenting with the Virtual Epic
Walking Shadow Theatre Company presents "Beowulf: a virtual performance"
Apr
10
Flatten the curve, fire up the imagination! An online, on-demand audio puppetry experience intertwining stories of …
A small-town theater company treks to the Twin Cities and learns a bit about itself along the way.
It's Shakespeare's 450th birthday bash, so maybe it's time to start looking to other playwrights for inspiration. Also, how do you make sure you get paid for your work? And whatever happened to the greatest juggler in the world?
A sweet, unscripted onstage act breaks the fourth wall and makes headlines, and that's a problem.
A local artist heads to Toronto's SummerWorks festival to see how the Twin Cities scene stacks up against some of Canada's finest.
A dispatch from Dayjob Land reminds us how the corporate world can inform our artistic existence.
Charles Campbell kicks off a series on change in the arts with a look at personal evolution.
“Spamtown, USA” at the Children’s Theatre Company
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“We know that musical theatre and theatre in general has the power to move the needle and change hearts and minds,” says Hitchens. “So we’re just excited that these young people want to be part of that.”
— Heather Hitchens