Who would you like to see write an article for MinnesotaPlaylist?
Why the *^$% haven't you bought a Talent Profile?
No one is monogamous on the Internet. What other theater websites do you visit?
What subjects do you want us to cover?
What new features do you want to see most?
What do you like most on our Website?
How many times have you been around the block?
Where do you rest your weary, beautiful, creative head?
Do MinnesotaPlaylist.com readers all live in tiny studio apartments?
Is anyone making money here?
Tell us how often you grace us with your presence.
Who reads MinnesotaPlaylist.com?
What was your favorite issue?
Which Artistic Director would make the best astronaut?
How would you describe Minnesota's performing arts scene? With a twist. . .
Crazy? Flakey? 'Cause all the people we know who work in "regular" jobs are so sane.
If you could start over what would you be instead?
Why did you even start performing live?
What is your least favorite Shakespeare play?
There are two kinds of people in the world - those who divide things into two's, and those who are lying to themselves.
We answer the age-old questions - Shakespeare or Chekhov? Tequila or Jagermeister?
There are two kinds of people in the world - those who divide things into two groups, and those who don't.
What are the best theaters to bond with the cast, bond with a cast member, or bond with the audience?
Connecting urban arts organizations with the venues in their own backyard is emphatically not a new idea. Plus, go north.
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.
More smoking on stage or less? Theater for breakfast? Improv artists teaching second grade teachers? You sent us your big ol' ideas for 2009.
Readers respond to Quinton Skinner, Polly Carl, Dominique Serrand, and whether or not MinnesotaPlaylist dissed Tony and Tina's Wedding.
We encourage thoughtful comments, ideas, disagreements, and criticism. Write us. Here are some of the messages we’ve been sent so far.
Commonweal: Required Reading - what would you add to this list of essential theatre reads? http://bit.ly/dneYjx #2amt #mnpl
sailert: Agree. RT @almeberks: #mnpl Scottsboro Boys was wow. Complicated, beautiful, affecting, intelligent, entertaining, disturbing. More please
maxsparber: TC Arts are "in many ways, ahead of the rest of the country" -- NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman http://bit.ly/TCarts #mnpl #2amt
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