Review: DIRTY DANCING THE MUSICAL at Ordway Center For The Performing Arts
What did our critic think of DIRTY DANCING THE MUSICAL at Ordway Center For The Performing Arts?…
What did our critic think of DIRTY DANCING THE MUSICAL at Ordway Center For The Performing Arts?…
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I wasn’t sure what to expect going into Watership Down at the Minnesota Fringe Festival. I knew the general story but wasn’t very familiar with Richard Adams’ novel. What I found was a creative and surprisingly moving production that uses music and movement to bring the story to life.…
With a book by Terrence McNally, music by Marc Shaiman, and lyrics by Shaiman and Scott Wittman, Catch Me If You Can follows Frank Abagnale Jr., a teenager who runs away from home and begins creating new identities for himself. He poses as an airline pilot, doctor, and lawyer, all while passing forg…
Bangs! is a horror-comedy that tackles a subject that is anything but funny. Presented by The Other Productions at the Rarig Kilburn Theatre as part of the Minnesota Fringe Festival, the show takes place backstage at a drag show when a shooting breaks out at a gay bar.…
I do enjoy reality TV, but when it comes to Love Is Blind, I’ve only watched the Minnesota season. So I knew all about the pods, the engagements, the weddings, and the drama going into Improvised Love Is Blind — Minnesota Fringe Edition at Strike Theater.…
Ed Sheeran brought hits, fan requests, and a surprise Beoga appearance to U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Read our full concert review.…
Patrick McGraw has a simple question at the center of Dropping My Cover Stories: why would a grown man decide that learning to do a somersault in a swimming pool is a good idea?…
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What is the LAB Series? The LAB Series program offers theatre makers of all backgrounds the chance to take artistic risks. Whether artists choose to develop ambitious new work, restage and/or reimagine a previous production, Park Square aims to provide the space and...

Plan for the worst. Expect the best. Find joy. Let go of regrets. Leave it better than you found it. Tiny Edens is a play about what it means to be prepared for death, while living the f**k out of every minute left. This is a two-night free staged reading of a new work by Tira...

Between Riverside and Crazy by Stephen Adly Guirgis | directed by Stephen DiMenna With Darius Dotch, Isabella Dunsieth, Laura Esping, Terry Hempleman, Emil Herrera, Kiko Laureano and Jose Sabillon Winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama City Hall is demanding more than his...

The Gin Game by D.L. Coburn | Directed by Faye Price Featuring Twin Cities favorites Greta Oglesby and Terry Hempleman Step into a world of wit, rivalry, and reflection with The Gin Game , a Pulitzer Prize-winning play that deftly balances humor and pathos. In the quiet confines...

Live @ the Square Broadway in Love: 2025 Edition A Valentine's Celebration of Music, Romance, and Broadway Magic. The Songbook Series is back, and Park Square has it! This February, celebrate the magic of love with Broadway in Love, the latest edition of the wildly popular...

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever! Written by Barbara Robinson I Directed by Ellen Fenster-Gharib Get ready to laugh, gasp, and be swept up in holiday cheer with The Best Christmas Pageant Ever ! Based on the bestselling young adult novel by Barbara Robinson, this beloved classic...

Featuring Thomasina Petrus and Dan Chouinard Grab a beverage and get cozy at Park Square Theatre. Back by popular demand- Holiday Hostess, Thomasina Petrus, returns to share some of her favorite seasonal selections along with Dan Chouinard on the piano. These two are sure to get...

Sherlock Holmes never lost a case. Or did he? In this new mystery, Holmes comes up against his most diabolical adversary in a tale of intrigue, international politics, wine, and murder. And he’s stymied. Enter Hercule Poirot 25 years later to investigate a new crime that rhymes...

Calling mischief-makers of all ages! Ballet Co.Laboratory invites you to venture where the Where the Wild Things Are for Ballet Co.Laboratory’s interpretation of the colorful children’s tale by Maurice Sendak. Join upper-level students of The School of Ballet Co.Laboratory as...
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