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Sly servants, slumming sons

by Greg Corradini
Published February 26, 2004

Moliere's classic "Scapin" outlines the perils of inter-class romances.

A helluva show

by Greg Corradini
Published February 26, 2004

This weekend the West Bank Arts Quarter will be a scene of imprisonment. Jeremey Catterton, a senior in the bachelor of fine arts actor training program, has combined contemporary literature by prisoners...

All the world’s a stage

by Greg Corradini
Published February 19, 2004

In the Twin Cities, community theaters provide a creative outlet to a diverse range of people.

Write to the heart

by Greg Corradini
Published February 12, 2004

A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" needs action and emotion to balance its clever exchanges.

Guess who’s coming to dinner?

by Greg Corradini
Published February 12, 2004

"The Diva Daughters DuPree" portrays the complexities of African-American families.

The mouse that wailed

by Greg Corradini
Published February 5, 2004

"Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse" sounds like childhood anxieties amplified.

Dancing for freedom, dancing for hope

Published February 5, 2004

Arthur Mitchell's Dance Theatre of Harlem comes to Northrop to pay homage to ballet legend George Balanchine.

Struggle against the state of things

by Greg Corradini
Published February 5, 2004

The Festival of One-Woman Shows offers a chance to see performances that might otherwise fall by the wayside.

The devil is in the details

by Greg Corradini
Published February 5, 2004

"Mercurius Lumen" challenges our perceptions and our reality.

They’ve got fun and games

by Greg Corradini
Published January 29, 2004

The Jungle's student ticket offer makes theater more accessible.

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