If you’re looking for a new piece of literature, here is where to go.

The play opens Friday in the Nolte Xperimental Theatre.

The Gender and Sexuality Center’s first stage production was a deeply moving musical journey through trans life at a time when visibility is more important than ever.

The comedy group performed a show in Minneapolis on Saturday.

The production ran Friday through Sunday in the Stoll Thrust Theatre.

The concert was a beautiful presentation of contemporary dance by young artists.

The show opens Friday and runs until March 2 in the Rarig Center’s Stoll Thrust Theatre.

The show is a collaborative project between University theatre faculty and students and will run Saturday and Sunday.

Weeks after comedian Matt Rife’s domestic violence joke backlash, the UMN community gives their perspective on dark comedy.

Improv can help navigate life off the stage.