The New Black Arts Movement of the 20s and The Joy Generation

The New Black Arts Movement of the 20s and The Joy Generation, Part 2, short essays from my students

The Best Day Ever at Eagan High School

Viola and Patsy and Papa Shakespeare and Me

Kayla Hambek reviews opening weekend of the Great River Shakespeare Festival

Eagan’s summer community theater has changed.

The SpongeBob Musical at Eagan High School

Define multi-hyphenate: a conversation with local artist RZ Shahid

What it means to be a triple-or-more-threat

You're Always Somebody To Me

The Impact of Mass Extinction at HOBT

Something old, something new

Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival 41

The Renaissance of Black Art

A conversation with two Twin Cities poets

Breaking the Chains of Identity

“Passing Strange” at Yellow Tree Theatre

The New Black Arts Movement of the 20s and The Joy Generation

What matters

The upcoming rebuild of Minnesota Playlist

Man of God, Women of Power

Kayla Hambek reviews Theatre Mu's return to live performance

Skin Memory in Brittany K. Allen’s Redwood

"an evening of comfort-theater with a side of reality."

Groupmind, or lack thereof

Is improv comedy inclusive? Can it be?

“Comedy wrapped around the fundamentally unfunny”

Playwright on Playwright

We Are Going to Have to Find a Way

Reboot Rebooted

Sci-Fi and Puzzles and AI, Oh My!

Making space for more

assorted-color flower field under white clouds during daytime

Sign O' the Times

Nick Clausen (Cinematographer) interviews Tylie Shider (Director, Playwright) 

The Practice of Accountability

MN-TAC’s journey to setting the standard, individually and together

Setting the Standard

Laura's op-ed reflects on the oft-unspoken culture of violence and silence in the Twin Cities perfomring arts scene and a call to action for change.