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Culture

Music of many colours

by Grace Gouker
Published January 27, 2011
Nigerian Afrobeat legend celebrated in National Theater broadcast.
Stand-up comic Keith Barany demonstrates an ‘advancing hairline’ on Saturday during the Jewish Humor Festival at the Sabes Jewish Community Center.  Barany has written for major television productions such as the Emmy Awards, The Jimmy Kimmel Show and Seinfeld.

Chomedy of the Chosen

by Grace Gouker
Published January 20, 2011
The Sabes Jewish Community Center puts on the second Jewish Humor Festival.
Actors Timothy Otte and Sarah Frazier tend to alterations in "A Very Lovely Dress," the production's dramatic highlight.

Political parts

by Andrew Penkalski
Published January 20, 2011
Box Wine Theatre’s “Raucous Caucus” production puts people over the Politics.
Ralphie Dons his iconic Christmas peejays.

The holiday spotlight

by Andrew Penkalski
Published December 9, 2010
Get your fix of the seasonal stage.
Favre-y the Blowman

Favre-y the Blowman

by Tony Libera
Published November 18, 2010
Brave New Workshop brings holiday cheer by mocking a decrepit old man.
High rollers

High rollers

by Grace Gouker
Published November 18, 2010
Badass lasses prepare for last few home games before championship.
A fate worse than death

A fate worse than death

by Grace Gouker
Published November 11, 2010
Ten Thousand Things production thrusts audiences into existential meditation.
Tim and Eric article, great job!

Tim and Eric article, great job!

by Conrad Schoenleber
Published November 11, 2010
Mad men Tim and Eric hit the road for their "Chrimbus Spectacular."
Emo Philips early on in his career

The missing Marx brother

by Stephanie Nusser
Published November 4, 2010
Funny man Emo Philips comes to Minneapolis.
Ashley Montondo plays Genia Hofreiter in Undiscovered Country Thursday at Rarig Center.

A stage of their own

by Grace Gouker
Published October 21, 2010
U thespians tear it up in rip-roaring, Guthrie-collaborated production

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