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  • Small stage, big laughs

    Review

    The name Mozart, like Shakespeare, bears a certain weight. It has become synonymous with ‘perfection’ and elicits an expectation from...

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  • pa·nache

    Review

    pa·nache

    /pəˈnaSH,pəˈnäSH/

    1. an ornamental tuft or plume (as of feathers) especially on a helmet

    -or-

    1. The confidence, elegance, and style...

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  • Swinging for the fences

    Review

    In my earliest memory of baseball I’m probably four years old. At dusk on a summertime farm in Iowa I remember...

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  • Everyday we wear gingham

    Review

    Set in 1986 at a girls school in Ghana, School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play showcases The Jungle...

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  • With My Cats as an Audience

    Interview

    Welcome to Ask an Admin, a series in which we talk with theatre administrators and theatre-makers working in Minnesota to...

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  • Skipping Steps Is Skipping Experiences

    Interview

    Welcome to Ask an Admin, a series in which we talk with theatre administrators and theatre-makers working in Minnesota to...

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  • The Public’s Liaison to Escape

    Interview

    Welcome to Ask an Admin, a series in which we talk with theatre administrators and theatre-makers working in Minnesota to...

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  • Hepburn and Tracy

    Editorial

    As I’ve written in the past, some of the most important acting couples of the 20thCentury were Alfred Lunt and...

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