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'What Happened to the Dollar' and 'Forever Plaid'
Our new weekly feature finds two local productions vying for theatergoers' hearts and minds.
Posted May. 21
We talk bullying in the arts, app creation, and Kevin Williamson's stand against a googling audience member.
C. Andrew Mayer’s "Major leadership changes are coming" sparked plenty of conversation last week. Here's a sampling of the most fascinating feedback.
New York City comes to Bloomington in a new "On the Town," but is it anything worth writing home about?
It's more than just "old folks singing" - the artists of "Alive & Kickin" represent a living document of local theater history.
Posted May. 14
The old Playlist is up and running, but this might be only temporary ...
Posted May. 14
Chris Kluwe's fringe fundraiser appearance, talking about Kickstarter, and the media's effect on a production.
Playlist editor Ira Brooker attempts to end the culture wars between sports fans and arts lovers.
Our look at transitions in local theater continues as outgoing Mu Performing Arts Artistic Director Rick Shiomi looks to his freelance future.
Posted May. 7
A controversy with a Tony Award nominee, the case for arts funding in the U.K., and a 24 hour musical workshop!
For audience, actors, and writers alike, Isaac Butler attempts to create a quick guide to saving yourself from that horrible director.
Get ready for summer with Tributante Ball as they celebrate the season with burlesque and …

Bethany Simmons directed What Happened to the Dollar playing at Bryant-Lake Bowl this month.
Find talent for your next project. Get hired. The talent list works:
“I got hired to edit video for Dominique Serrand and Steve Epp. Kick ass.”
—Ben McGinley, videographer
Posted May. 24 by Trouveres Theatrics
Posted May. 23 by Mu Performing Arts
Posted May. 22 by Children's Theatre Company
Posted May. 24 by Morris Park Players
Posted Mar. 14 by CAE
Posted Mar. 4 by lcooper
Posted Dec. 26 by CAE
PRCoate: Still spaces available for Wendy Lehr's acting workshop at BTAC tomorrow 10am-4pm. http://t.co/orJ5NLWN2S #mnpl #artslegacy
minnesotaplays: "Why should I see your show?" Our new feature finds two local productions vying for your hearts and minds. #MNPL http://t.co/e0kO0adAD5
JoshuaHumphrey: RT @minnesotaplays: Mobile phones follies in our News & Notes, plus backstage bullies, Fringe fundraising and Bedlam's bounceback. #MNPL http://t.co/O9IClpzKm4