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The main Minnesota Fringe Festival is now over, with a few encore performances to follow. Over 11 days, the festival’s 31st incarnation presented more than 500 performances and more than 20,000 butts-in-seats. At its closing night party, the Golden Lanyard Awards were distributed to 28 shows and 2 individuals. For the final phase of the MN Fringe, five performances from the festival will be featured August 14-18 at The Phipps Center for the Arts.

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FRINGE FILE #8: The Golden Lanyard Awards – Twin Cities Arts Reader

The Zoo Story (Dime Stage Co.) A less-traditional-for-Fringe mount of an underperformed Edward Albee short play. The actors create magic as they bring Albee’s disquieting script to life. Minimal yet effective means – a bench, two costumes, and an excellently crafted soundtrack – are coupled with outstanding acting and directing. A professional production in every way.  Least Likely To Succeed: Tales From A Midwestern Homeschooler (Tristan Miller…

FRINGE FILE #7: Last Day of Fringe + Reviews – Twin Cities Arts Reader

According to the Minnesota Fringe Festival, the following shows are sell-out risks for today: 
5 x 5 by Transatlantic Love Affair @ 2:30 p.m. (Open Eye Theatre) A Horse Walks Out Onto the Stage and Dies by Theatre on the Rocks @ 2:30 p.m. (Phoenix Theater)    Seance Sisters (Rebecca Wickert) The Fox sisters are marvelous fodder for a play. This specific script starts with some unclear opening exposition, and continues to make assumptions on viewe

FRINGE FILE #6: Reviews, Pt. 3 – Twin Cities Arts Reader

According to the Minnesota Fringe Festival, today’s sell-out risk is: 5 x 5 by Transatlantic Love Affair @ 5:30 p.m. (Open Eye Theatre)   5 x 5 (Transatlantic Love Affair) Literally compact, beautifully flowing, this set of five miniatures tells uses TLA’s trademark style where actors become not just the cast, but also scenery, props, and sound artists. Like no other show, in all the best ways. Strong Recommendation: Buy in advance.  Defibrillato

FRINGE FILE #4: Reviews, Pt. 1 – Twin Cities Arts Reader

A collage of selected shows playing on Day 3 of the Minnesota Fringe Festival, which runs through August 11 in Minneapolis, MN. The first Saturday of the Minnesota Fringe Festival is a full, full day if you’re trying to see every possible show. If you see every possible show, that’s seven shows in one 10 hour period, a schedule that demands an early lunch and/or packing dinner. Or, you could do what I do, and take a break mid-festival whenever yo

FRINGE FILE #3: Amy’s Guide to Day 3 – Twin Cities Arts Reader

A promotional image for Antistrophe to an Andro-Sapphic Tragedy, presented by Greta Mae Meiser – one of more than 100 performing arts offerings in the 31st annual Minnesota Fringe Festival, which runs August 1-11.  Today is the opening day of the Minnesota Fringe Festival. Since its inaugural season in 1994, this celebration of the weird, experimental, unorthodox, short, and cool has grown into an 11-day festival and an annual highlight of the th

FRINGE FILE #1: Amy’s Guide to Day 1 – Twin Cities Arts Reader

A promotional image for Ananya Dance Theater’s ANTARANGA: Between You and Me, one of 13 events in the O’Shaugnessy’s just-announced 2024-2025 season. Photo by Canaan Mattson. The O’Shaughnessy at St. Catherine’s University has announced its 2024-2025 season. The 13 new events include a wholly free program and anchor performances such as The Sound of (Black) Music and Mandy Gonzalez in Concert. The forthcoming season also includes the return of th

NEWS: The O’Shaughnessy’s 2024-2025 Season – Twin Cities Arts Reader

American Public Media announced yesterday that Fred Child – the Host and Senior Editor of YourClassical’s Performance Today® – will step down in October 2025. Child will step down at the completion of an extraordinary 25-year run as host of America’s most popular classical music radio show.  
Fred Child will step down in October 2025 from his position as Host and Senior Editor of YourClassical’s Performance Today, after an award-winning, 25-year 

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