Renee Guittar (Juliet) and Rush Benson (Romeo) in a promotional image for COLLIDE Theatrical's ballet adaptation of Romeo & Juliet. Staging what is often described as the greatest love story ever told on Valentine's Day might sound hokey. COLLIDE Theatrical's ballet setting of William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet is anything but:
Author: Basil Considine
REVIEW: Engaging Noura Belies Marketing (Guthrie Theater)
Gamze Ceylan (Noura) and Akshay Krishna (Yazen, alternate performances) in the Guthrie Theater’s production of Heather Raffo's Noura. Photo by Dan Norman. Some stories run too long in the telling, making you wish for a good editor's or dramaturge's pen. Others end naturally, like Ibsen's A Doll's House, where the only way
INTERVIEW: Matthias Maute on Bach’s Christmas Oratorio and 80 Concerts/Year (Bach Society of Minnesota)
REVIEW: SIX Short of Hype, Still a Splash (Ordway)
INTERVIEW: Chilina Kennedy on The Band’s Visit and Rocking the Road
What would you do if a whole busload full of strangers was stranded in your town overnight? What if they were from a country that has historically not gotten along well with your own? A scene from the national tour of The Band's Visit, which plays at the Orpheum Theatre
REVIEW: The Many Returns of Jane Austen in Christmas at Pemberley (Jungle Theater)
Fitzwilliam Darcy (James Rodríguez, left) and Charles Bingley (Jesse Lavercome, right) advise the inexperienced Arthur de Bourgh (Reese Britts, center) on how to write letters to women in the Jungle Theater production of Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley. Photo by Dan Norman. The Jungle Theater's 2017 holiday hit Miss Bennet: Christmas
REVIEW: Phantom of the Opera Returns for Final Rollercoaster Ride (Orpheum Theatre)
INTERVIEW: Derrick Davis on Becoming the Phantom of the Opera
REVIEW: Brilliant, Hilarious Homicide in Gentleman’s Guide (Old Log Theatre)
Monty Navarro (Max Wojtanowicz, right) drops in on his paramour Sibella (Emily Scinto) in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, now playing at the Old Log Theatre. Photo courtesy of the Old Log Theatre. It's a good thing that entertainment consumption and morals are only thinly linked. If the association
INTERVIEW: Colin Mochrie on HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis (Ordway)
Comedian Colin Mochrie, of Whose Line Is It Anyway? fame, performs with hypnotist Asad Mecci at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday in Saint Paul, MN. Canada's Comedy Person of the Year. The Second City. The Vancouver TheatreSports League. Whose Line Is It Anyway? What do these have in common? Comedian and