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V. Paul Virtucio. Stuart Pimsler Dance and Theater's Rooms of Disquiet at Tofte Lake Center in 2008.
In August, the magazine returns with a stellar line-up of witty, intrepid, and talented Fringe Festival bloggers. Meanwhile, browse our 200-300 past articles and check back daily for fresh audition notices and updated performance listings.
Snow can be heavy, dirty, and hard to handle. Holiday shows are not. Matt Sciple thinks they might benefit from a bit more blizzard, a bit less whitewash. By Matt Sciple
Tim Gihring of Minnesota Monthly applauds the ideas in Melodie Bahan's “Don't review this” but asks her to be less cautious as a publicist. By Minnesota Playlist readers
Tell us how often you grace us with your presence. By Minnesota Playlist readers
What does a performing artist need to know about the casting process for commercial work? What has changed or not changed in the last 21 years? By Alan M. Berks
Melodie Bahan loves good performing arts writing so much that she's begging arts journalists to make her life as a publicist more difficult. By Melodie Bahan
Minnesota's new play production record stands up favorably to any city in the country — and like every city in the country, we've got lots to improve. By Michael Kinghorn
almeberks: #mnpl Marketing hint: How can you be more efficient? Don't spend months planning "social media strategy." Be social. With people. In person.
News and notes Rather than only tweet to this interesting article, I felt the urge to quote some cool paragraphs. Posted Jul. 13
News and notes There are about 120 theaters in the Twin Cities; outstate Minnesota has about 120 too. Good things will happen when we get all that energy allied. Posted Jul. 07
Special focus In which I continue to unpack thoughts on a conference that ended more than a week ago. In praise of conflict and mutual incomprehensibility. Posted Jun. 28
Special focus Where I try to unpack my thoughts from a large conference, starting with feelings toward the host city, and including Tracy Letts name-dropping. Posted Jun. 21
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Rachel Finch performs in Amaretti Angels playing at U of M Rarig Center Thrust Stage this month.
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