Arts & Entertainment

It’s the Mann Show

by Nathan Hall
Published January 23, 2003

Face it. Watching a one-man show inevitably tends to be a tad surreal. Unless the individual on stage is overwhelmingly enthralling, entertaining and endearing, you are basically stuck with a chaotic stand-up...

“The Sunrise Caf

Published January 23, 2003

Through Jan. 26, The Playwrights' Center, (612) 724-7372, $11-16.

The Daring Young Folks on the Flying Trapeze

by Amy Danielson
Published January 23, 2003

It seems natural that Theatre de la Jeune Lune, a company so devoted to physical theatrics, would incorporate aerialist performers in a production. The company's founders were trained in the circus arts...

In Praise of Love (Eloge de l’amour)

Published January 23, 2003

7:15 p.m. nightly, Jan. 24-30, Bell Museum Auditorium, 17th and University avenues. $6 general, $5 students, $4 U Film Society members (612) 627-4430

It’s Delightful, It’s Devaney

by Keri Carlson
Published January 23, 2003

Martin Devaney: "September" (Eclectone Records)

Mondo Tiki

by Niels Strandskov
Published January 23, 2003

Somewhere in 1950s America a switch is thrown: What had been a dark, cavernous room fills with the soft glow of electric light filtered through dozens of colored glass orbs that may once have been fishermen's...

Battle of the Bands

Published January 23, 2003

5 p.m., Jan. 25, Great Hall, Coffman Union,(612) 624-INFO

Garth Fagan Dance

Published January 23, 2003

8 p.m., Jan. 25, Northrop Auditorium, (612) 624-2345, $21.5031.

C’mon Get Happy

by Keri Carlson
Published January 23, 2003

Happy Apple: "Youth Oriented" (Universal)

What Are We Waiting For?

by Amy Danielson
Published December 12, 2002

Sure, you probably already have plans for your month away from the hectic drudgery that defines our lives as college students. I, for one, plan to spend oodles of time getting reacquainted with one of...