
Circus Juventas plans a smaller renovation of its main building, and then possibly in five to 10 years establishing a second site in the Twin Cities for classes and performances. But it’s not leaving St. Paul. Read more →
Circus Juventas plans a smaller renovation of its main building, and then possibly in five to 10 years establishing a second site in the Twin Cities for classes and performances. But it’s not leaving St. Paul. Read more →
Penumbra Theatre releases details of its next season today, revealing a focus on the struggles of women. The company is using the title “Womensong” “Experiences of gender are personal and political, complicated by race, class, sexuality, religion, and place. This season we examine these complex and powerful intersections,” said Co-Artistic Director Sarah Bellamy in a Read more →
Four Twin Cities theater companies announced a new production collaboration today, the like which may never have been seen before. “I know it’s not duplicated in the Twin Cities. I don’t know of this happening quite this way in any community,” said Richard Cook, artistic director of St. Paul’s Park Square Theatre. The idea is Read more →
The City of St. Paul is having a little fun with some recent news that claims the Lowertown neighborhood is “America’s top hipster zip code.”
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Susan Solarz is a sculptor on a mission: to provide more comfortable seating in St Paul – and maybe a little music too. She has made a musical bench out of 270 pieces of PVC pipe. It’s designed to be durable, rain-resistant spot for someone to rest their legs, but not someone who wants to Read more →
Steve Dietz tells a story about the first Northern Spark. It was three years ago, and as artistic director he was scheduled to say a few words to open the event. The problem was, he didn’t know if anyone would be there to listen to what he said. “We had no idea,” he said. “So I was Read more →