A successful sound design can create a deeper connection between the play and its audience: defining environment and emotion, clarifying...
A few months ago, I wrote a review of the Guthrie’s Mr. Burns, a post-electric play and that review led...
Just because I don't write a whole blog post about them doesn't mean that stories don't keep going on...
Doug Scholz-Carlson was appointed Artistic Director of the Great River Shakespeare Company in 2013, and he is part of a...
Editor's Note: MinnesotaPlaylist asked some of our regular contributors to highlight under-rated or under-exposed companies. Adia proposed this company, Brownbody...
Before we get started in earnest, here are a few very important questions that have come up (1)...
Joe Dowling does a brave thing by choosing Juno and the Paycock to close out his twenty-year tenure as the...
2 ounces rye
Orange bitters
One sugar cube (scented with cardamom - see below)
Orange slice
The earliest mention of...
War With the Newts is an odd little adventure, and odd little adventures happen to be a specialty of the...
There's plenty of stupid stuff to despair over this week, so let's first get...
Despite its title, Theatre Forever’s Good Job Horses isn’t a Western, or at least not exactly. It’s more of a...
Joseph Stanley paints his set with words for The Language Archive—letters and characters from Mandarin, Hebrew, Greek, French, Arabic...
