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Review: Black and white best friends find clever ways to outwit hate in History Theatre’s ‘Behind the Sun’

The fraught play leans into human connection as it confronts 1950s racial history.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 27, 2024
Business

Twin Cities businesses cash in on K-pop craze

From small businesses to giants like Target, retailers are benefitting from the $10 billion industry for South Korean pop music, including its revival of physical album sales.
September 27, 2024
Food & Culture

Review: ‘The Reunion,’ Trademark Theater’s new whodunit, is like a pint-sized, contemporary ‘Clue’

The production, full of plot twists, keeps you guessing about who the killer may be.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 25, 2024
Things To Do

Tickets go on sale for Lizz Winstead, ‘The Book of Mormon’ and Ani DiFranco

Other shows include WE Fest, Snow Patrol, Judith Owen, Vansire and Hulvey.
September 25, 2024
credit: Rhea Anna Ani DiFranco
Stage & Arts

Master printer Cole Rogers starts over with C&C Editions

The retired co-founder of Highpoint Center for Printmaking has created a new, intimate, low-key space for artists in Uptown Minneapolis.
September 24, 2024
Things To Do

Critics’ picks: The 15 best things to do and see in the Twin Cities this week

Critics’ picks for entertainment in the week ahead.
September 24, 2024
Stage & Arts

Review: Witty, punchy and profane, Latté Da musical ‘Scotland PA’ gets in groove at the Ritz

Influenced by ‘70s rock, the musical comedy has raucous numbers, a stoner chorus and lots of cheek.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 23, 2024
Stage & Arts

In Ananya Dance’s ‘Antaranga,’ women pave a path for a better world

Through movement and music, the women use love and support to seek liberation and squash rage.
September 23, 2024
Books

With new novel about Anne Frank, author Alice Hoffman honors her 12-year-old self

At Talking Volumes event, the prolific author will discuss “When We Flew Away: A Novel of Anne Frank Before the Diary,” a lifetime in the making.
September 21, 2024
Stage & Arts

Review: Guthrie Theater’s three-act ‘Lehman Trilogy’ is an absorbing triumph

The three-and-a-half hour drama shows a family losing touch with itself even as the play attaches humans to the delphic financial system that rules our lives.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 20, 2024
Stage & Arts

This Minneapolis comic is ready to make it in New York

The fast-rising stand-up is jamming in a lot of Twin Cities gigs before the big move.
September 19, 2024
Emma Dalenberg sitting on grassy lawn bouncing metallic ball.
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