The new opera “The Many Deaths of Laila Starr” was set to premiere on Halloween night. Now audiences may not see it until late 2027 or early 2028. The Minnesota Opera announced the postponement this week amid continuing negotiations about cost-of-living wage…
Performances run 7 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays, per Villager's report. The play is recommended for ages 12 and older, with Theater Mu noting it includes depictions of blood, violence, gore, zombies and adult language. An approximate 90-minute runtime with…
When audience members enter a Minneapolis storefront at the edge of Loring Park for Strange Loop Projects’ “Bazaar Bizarre,” they are invited to step inside a theatrical dance performance that puts them directly in the action. The immersive production uses…
Unlabeled Theatre Company usually fills the basement of St. Peter’s Church in Edina with musical rehearsals. This time, the company is preparing for a drama. The tiny Twin Cities-based theater company is rehearsing for what will be the U.S. premiere…
MN Shortlist is the MPR News weekly roundup of arts and culture recommendations statewide. This week’s picks include a new exhibition by Frank Buffalo-Hyde at Northfield Arts Guild, a a textile arts group exhibition at Lanesboro Arts and more. The…
October 21, 2026 / 5:24 PM CDT / CBS Minnesota Grammy Award-winning Zac Brown Band plays Target Center on Friday. A founding member will be on stage with a message. John Driskell Hopkins often wears a hat that says: Hop on a Cure. His guitar…
It follows a group of kids who become obsessed with a horror video game, which then starts to bleed over into their real lives. The show features only 4 cast members, who take on multiple roles... A scary good time: Duluth…
Phil Nuzzo, artistic director and conductor of the Brooklyn Chamber Orchestra, said the presentation gives audiences a rare opportunity to experience a silent-film classic with a live orchestral score, per the same report. He added that the performance is an…
October 19, 2026 / 11:22 AM CDT / CBS Minnesota Before the movie starts at the Heights Theater in Columbia Heights, red curtains open and an organist plays for about half an hour. It's one of the touches that have made the north metro theater…
This is not a sit-and-watch kind of night. The experience is designed for audience participation, so attendees are encouraged to dance, clap, cheer, interact and engage with the story as it unfolds, per the same theatermu.org account. Tickets for…
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