Minneapolis Music Theatre’s “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” production takes on the debauched denizens of the French Riviera.

Despite its intense title, “God of Carnage” is a knee-slapping comedy about parents having a “civil” argument about their children’s playground fight.

The Chicago funny man will be rounding off a five-day stint at Acme Comedy Club this Saturday.

Local performance troupe Theatre Arlo puts their own economical spin on the Guthrie season.

The performance piece “Now Eye See You, Now Eye Don’t” offers a visual experience into the process one man’s failing eyesight.

The History Theatre puts on its own cozy revival of “the Buddy Holly Story.”

Playwright Dominic Taylor celebrates the life and music of Nat King Cole—the first African American to be welcomed into the living room of white America.

The Minnesota Opera takes on the grand emotions in Bernard Herrmann’s Brontë interpretation

“Girls Only: The Secret Comedy of Women” is only for certain types of girls.

The bespectacled pop culture savant will be the featured guest for the second installment of Fitzgerald Theater's "Wits" series.