The Minnesota Daily

Mu drew a line for you, and it was all yellow

by John Sand
Published February 3, 2010

Mu Performing Arts’ new production “Yellow Face” deals with issues of cultural identity and representation.

by Kara Nesvig
Published January 27, 2010

The ladies (and gentlemen) of Best of the Midwest Burlesk serve up a striptease with a wink.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published November 18, 2009

The Illusion Theater’s production keeps the humor simple and dirty.

by John Sand
Published November 11, 2009

Beheadings, pimps and even low-ticket prices all come up in our investigation (not really) into the new Prufrock Theatre.

by John Sand
Published October 21, 2009

Jersey slam poets grace The Children's Theatre Company with a month of social education and salmonella jokes.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published October 8, 2009

The U Theatre's new production of "Big Love" sheds light on the intricacies of love, marriage and gender roles in the modern world.

by Tony Libera
Published October 7, 2009

Comedians Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black bring their antics to Pantages Theater.

by John Sand
Published October 7, 2009

“The Thugs,” an office-set murder mystery, plays off of character stereotypes to cultivate a quick-paced, witty show.

by John Sand
Published September 9, 2009

Members of the Ananya Dance Theatre translate enormous, messy issues into beautiful, clean-lined contemporary dance.

by John Sand
Published September 9, 2009

Artists and educators Howard Oransky and Clarence Morgan work on breaking down the distance between the mind and art.