Kristin Frosch’s writing has appeared in Volume One Magazine (Eau Claire, WI) and Broadway Magazine. While earning her B.A. in English from the University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire, she was a grant writer for the Eau Claire Municipal Band, a copy-editor for The Feminist Teacher, and editor of the campus newsletter, The Afterword. While publishing theater previews in her university’s newspaper, The Spectator, Kristin discovered that writing that would allow her to embrace, shape, and support her many interests in the arts. Kristin hopes to help preserve the diversity of artistic initiative and expression. She is currently completing her M.A. in Arts Journalism at Syracuse University in New York.
Kicking off its 50th season, Minneapolis' own Guthrie Theater debuted Christopher Hampton's, TALES FROM HOLLYWOOD, a dizzyingly dark and absurdist comedy of the lives and work of Bertolt Brecht, Heinrich and Thomas Mann, and their emigre (or more appropriately-exiled) novelists and screen-writers as
Despite the countless stage renditions and award-winning film adaptation, CHICAGO is still able to jazz up audiences with that old "razzle-dazzle" sass, sharp-witted satire, and boudoir scandal.