Diverse Minneapolis Theaters Setting the Stage for Inclusion, The Minneapolis theater scene is renowned nationwide, and locals will happily recite the stat that were second only to NYC in number of tickets sold per capita.*. Living in the land of cheeseburgers,waffle fries and cholesterol (akaAmerica) proves to be an intoxicatingadventure that leads Quang andTong to question their futures, bothtogether and in their new country. The impressive midnight blue building is truly a worthy destination for all lovers of theater, architecture, and really great views. The Guthrie aspires to the highest levels of artistic achievement and to reaching the widest possible audience with our work. Just when all wishes appear to begranted, a stray magic bean sprouts asecond stalk and the giants vengefulwife disrupts everyones happy ending. On the Vergeby ERIC OVERMYER directed by STAN WOJEWODSKI, JR. Rhinocerosby EUGNE IONESCOdirected by KAZIMIERZ BRAUN, Double Infidelitiesby PIERRE de MARIVAUXdirected by WILLIAM GASKILL, The Gospel at Colonus conceived, adapted and directed by LEE BREUERfrom Oedipus at Colonus by SOPHOCLESmusic composed, arranged and directed by BOB TELSON, Great Expectationsby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Cyrano de Bergeracby EDMOND ROSTANDdirected by EDWARD GILBERT, A Midsummer Nights Dreamby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Candidaby GEORGE BERNARD SHAWdirected by WILLIAM GASKILL, Execution of Justiceby EMILY MANNdirected by EMILY MANN, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by HOWARD DALLIN, On the Razzleby TOM STOPPARDdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, The Rainmakerby N. RICHARD NASHdirected by TIMOTHY NEAR, A Soldiers Playby CHARLES FULLERdirected by DOUGLAS TURNER WARD, Hang on to Mebook by MAX GORKYsongs by GEORGE and IRA GERSHWIN directed by PETER SELLARS, Three Sistersby ANTON CHEKHOVdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Tartuffeby MOLIREdirected by LUCIAN PINTILIE, night, Motherby MARSHA NORMANdirected by CHRISTOPHER MARKLE, Twelfth Nightby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by CHRISTOPHER MARKLE, Anything Goesby COLE PORTERdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, Master Harold and the Boysby ATHOL FUGARDdirected by ATHOL FUGARD, The Threepenny Operaby BERTOLT BRECHT and KURT WEILLdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Guys and Dolls A Musical Fable of Broadwaybased on a story and characters of DAMON RUNYONmusic and lyrics by FRANK LOESSERbook by JO SWERLING and ABE BURROWSdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, The Entertainerby JOHN OSBORNEdirected by EDWARD PAYSON CALL, The Seagullby ANTON CHEKHOVdirected by LUCIAN PINTILIE, The Importance of Being Earnestby OSCAR WILDEdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, Hedda Gablerby HENRIK IBSENdirected by CHRISTOPHER MARKLE, Summer Vacation Madnessby CARLO GOLDONIdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, Requiem for a Nunby WILLIAM FAULKNERdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, The Marriage of Figaroby BEAUMARCHAISdirected by ANDREI SERBAN, Room Serviceby JOHN MURRAY and ALLEN BORETZdirected by HAROLD STONE, Heartbreak Houseby GEORGE BERNARD SHAWdirected by CHRISTOPHER MARKLE, Entertaining Mr Sloaneby JOE ORTONdirected by GARY GISSELMAN, Peer Gyntby HENRIK IBSENdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, The Tempestby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Don Juanby MOLIREdirected by RICHARD FOREMAN, Our Townby THORNTON WILDERdirected by ALAN SCHNEIDER, Foxfireby HUME CRONYN and SUSAN COOPERdirected by MARSHALL MASON, Eve of Retirementby THOMAS BERNHARDdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Eli: A Mystery Playby NELLY SACHSdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by JON CRANNEY, Candideby VOLTAIREadapted by LEN JENKINdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, As You Like Itby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by LIVIU CIULEI, Wild Oatsby JOHN OKEEFFE directed by KENNETH FRANKEL, Camilleby ALEXANDRE DUMAS FILSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, The Tavernby GEORGE M. COHANdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Desire Under the Elmsby EUGENE ONEILLdirected by GEORGE KEATHLEY, Mary Stuartby FRIEDRICH von SCHILLERdirected by GARLAND WRIGHT, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by TONY MOCKUS, Arms and the Manby GEORGE BERNARD SHAWdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Macbethby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by EDWARDS HASTINGS, The Rivalsby RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANdirected by ALVIN EPSTEIN, Right of Wayby RICHARD LEESdirected by STEVEN ROBMAN, The Glass Menagerieby TENNESSEE WILLIAMSdirected by EMILY MANN, Monsieur de Molireby MIKHAIL BULGAKOVadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by ANATOLY EFROS, Endgameby SAMUEL BECKETTdirected by RAE ALLEN, Romeo and Julietby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by RON DANIELS, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by RICHARD RUSSELL RAMOS, You Cant Take It With Youby GEORGE KAUFMAN and MOSS HARTdirected by EDWARD GILBERT, The Pretendersby HENRIK IBSENadapted by MICHAEL FEINGOLDdirected by ALVIN EPSTEIN, Teibele and Her Demonby ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER and EVE FRIEDMANdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Boy Meets Girlby BELLA and SAMUEL SPEWACKdirected by PETER MARK SCHIFTER, Bonjour, L, Bonjourby MICHEL TREMBLAYdirected by STEVEN ROBMAN, Hamletby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Marriageby NIKOLAI GOGOLadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by ANATOLY EFROS, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, The Beggars Operaby JOHN GAYdirected by ALVIN EPSTEIN, She Stoops to Conquerby OLIVER GOLDSMITHdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, A Moon for the Misbegottenby EUGENE ONEILLdirected by NICK HAVINGA, La Rondeby ARTHUR SCHNITZLERdirected by KEN RUTA, Catsplayby ISTVN RKNYdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, The White Devilby JOHN WEBSTERdirected by MICHAEL BLAKEMORE, Design for Livingby NOL COWARDdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Pantagleizeby MICHEL de GHELDERODEadapted by BARBARA FIELDdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, The Matchmakerby THORNTON WILDERdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Doctor Faustusby CHRISTOPHER MARLOWEdirected by KEN RUTA, Cat on a Hot Tin Roofby TENNESSEE WILLIAMSdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Deadby TOM STOPPARDdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, An Enemy of the Peopleby HENRIK IBSENdirected by ADRIAN HALL, The Winters Taleby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The National Healthby PETER NICHOLSdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Arsenic and Old Laceby JOSEPH KESSELRINGdirected by THOMAS GRUENEWALD, The Caretakerby HAROLD PINTERdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, A Streetcar Named Desireby TENNESSEE WILLIAMSdirected by KEN RUTA, Mother Courage and Her Childrenby BERTOLT BRECHTadapted by ROBERT HELLMANdirected by EUGENE LION, Under Milk Wood by DYLAN THOMASdirected by KENNETH WALSH, Private Livesby NOL COWARDdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by BARBARA NOSANOWdirected by STEPHEN KANEE, Measure for Measureby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, King Learby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Loves Labours Lost by WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The Crucibleby ARTHUR MILLERdirected by LEN CARIOU, Tartuffeby MOLIREdirected by MICHAEL BAWTREE, The School for Scandalby RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Becketby JEAN ANOUILHadapted by LUCIENNE HILLdirected by DAVID FELDSHUH, Oedipus the Kingby SOPHOCLESadapted by ANTHONY BURGESSdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The Government Inspectorby NIKOLAI GOGOLadapted by PETER RABYdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Juno and the Paycockby SEN OCASEYdirected by TOMS MAC ANNA, I, Said the Flyby JUNE HAVOCdirected by ERIC CHRISTMAS, Waiting for Godotby SAMUEL BECKETTdirected by EUGENE LION, The Merchant of Veniceby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The Miracle Manby ERIK BROGGERadapted from MOLIREdirected by JOSEPH RASSULO, A Midsummer Nights Dreamby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by JOHN HIRSCH, Of Mice and Menby JOHN STEINBECKdirected by LEN CARIOU, The Relapseby SIR JOHN VANBRUGHdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, An Italian Straw Hatby EUGNE LABICHE and MARC MICHELdirected by DAVID FELDSHUH, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by DAVID FELDSHUH and DAVID BALLdirected by DAVID FELDSHUH, CyranoA New Musical Versiondirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Cyrano de Bergeracby EDMOND ROSTANDadapted by ANTHONY BURGESSdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The Taming of the Shrewby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, A Touch of the Poetby EUGENE ONEILLdirected by DAVID WHEELER, Misallianceby GEORGE BERNARD SHAWdirected by EDWARD GILBERT, The Diary of a Scoundrelby ALEXANDER OSTROVSKYdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, The Venetian Twinsby CARLO GOLDONIadapted and directed by ROBERT DAVID MacDONALD, Ceremonies in Dark Old Menby LONNE ELDER IIIdirected by ISRAEL HICKS, The Tempestby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by PHILIP MINOR, A Mans a Manby BERTOLT BRECHTdirected by JOHN HIRSCH, A Playby ALEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYNadapted by PAUL AVILA MAYERdirected by MICHAEL LANGHAM, Julius Caesarby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by EDWARD PAYSON CALL, The Beauty Partby S.J. 801 Marquette Ave S, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 554021.888.676.MPLS, 505 Nicollet, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55402612.397.9275, 1301 Second Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55403612.335.6000, This Website uses cookies to enhance your visitor experience. 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AGATHA CHRISTIE'SMurder on the Orient Expressadapted for the stage by KEN LUDWIGdirected by RISA BRAININMay 13 July 2, 2023McGuire Proscenium Stage A who-done-it mysteryPassengers aboard the opulent OrientExpress awake to frightful news:Overnight, the American businessmogul among them was stabbed todeath behind locked doors. Weve got everything you need to make your day or night at the theater a memorable one. When Fletcher plans tosqueeze them out, Shanes dangerousways resurface as he fights to savethe Starretts from ruin. Performance Arts Theater Minneapolis, Minnesota guthrietheater.org Joined January 2009. The theater sees itself as a leader in American Theater with both a national and international reputation. Its primary task is to celebrate, through theatrical performances, the common humanity binding us all together. From 1968 to 1971 productions were staged at the 500-seat Crawford-Livingston Theater in St. Paul. Photo by the Minneapolis Tribune. The Modernist three-stage building and educational center is a true Minneapolis landmark worth a visit whether or not youve got tickets to a show. Full of whimsy andwonder, thisimaginative fairy tale forthe whole family studies the contrastbetween the innocence of youth andthe inevitable realities of adulthood. i was therecreated and directed by JoANNE AKALAITISoriginal music by BRUCE ODLAND, The Guthrie Theater presents a Full Circle Theater production ofUnder This Roofby BARBARA KINGSLEYdirected by JAMES A. WILLIAMS, Not Every Mountaina workshop performance created by RUDE MECHS and ensemble, The Legend of Georgia McBrideby MATTHEW LOPEZdirected by JEFFREY MEANZA, West Side Storybased on a conception by JEROME ROBBINSbook by ARTHUR LAURENTSmusic by LEONARD BERNSTEINlyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIMdirected by JOSEPH HAJ, Sense and Sensibilityadapted by KATE HAMILLbased on the novel by JANE AUSTENdirected by SARAH RASMUSSEN, The Guthrie Theater presents zAmya Theater ProjectsHome Street Home Minneapoliswritten by the ZAMYA THEATER TROUPEwith playwright JOSEF EVANSdirected by MAREN WARD, The Parchman Hourby MIKE WILEYdirected by PATRICIA McGREGOR, Hold These Truthsby JEANNE SAKATAdirected by LISA ROTHE, A Christmas Carolby CHARLES DICKENSadapted by CRISPIN WHITTELLdirected by JOE CHVALA, The Lion in Winterby JAMES GOLDMANdirected by KEVIN MORIARTY, The Guthrie Theater presents a 7th House Theater production ofThe Passage or What Comes of Searching in the Darkbook, music and lyrics by DAVID DARROW, The Guthrie Theater presents a Transatlantic Love Affair production ofPromise Landconceived by DIOGO LOPES and created by the ensembledirected by DIOGO LOPES and ISABEL NELSON, The Royal Familyby GEORGE S. KAUFMAN and EDNA FERBERdirected by RACHEL CHAVKIN, King Learby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by JOSEPH HAJ, We Are Proud to Present a Presentation About the Herero of Namibia, Formerly Known as Southwest Africa, From the German Sudwestafrika, Between the Years 18841915by JACKIE SIBBLIES DRURYdirected by TAIBI MAGAR, The Guthrie Theater presents The Telling ProjectsShe Went to War, The Guthrie WorldStage Series presentsBattlefieldbased on the Mahabharata and the play by JEAN-CLAUDE CARRIREadapted and directed by PETER BROOK and collaborator MARIE-HLNE ESTIENNE, Toni MorrisonsThe Bluest Eyeadapted by LYDIA R. DIAMONDdirected by LILEANA BLAIN-CRUZ, The Guthrie Theater presents a Mu Performing Arts production ofCharles Francis Chan Jr.s Exotic Oriental Murder Mysteryby LLOYD SUHdirected by RANDY REYES, Refugiaan original idea developed by THE MOVING COMPANYdirected by DOMINIQUE SERRAND, Sunday in the Park With Georgemusic and lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIMbook by JAMES LAPINEdirected by JOSEPH HAJ, The Guthrie Theater presentsThe New Griots Festival, Native Gardensby KAREN ZACARASdirected by BLAKE ROBISON, The Holler Sessionswritten and performed by FRANK BOYDoriginally co-directed by RACHEL CHAVKIN, To Kill a Mockingbirdadapted by CHRISTOPHER SERGELbased on the novel by HARPER LEEdirected by JOHN MILLER-STEPHANY, The Guthrie WorldStage Series presents the Actors Touring Companys production ofThe Eventsdirected by RAMIN GRAYwritten by DAVID GREIGmusic by JOHN BROWNE, The Cocoanutsmusic and lyrics by IRVING BERLINbook by GEORGE S. KAUFMANadapted by MARK BEDARDmusical adaptation by GREGG COFFINdirected by DAVID IVERS, The Guthrie Theater, in association with Oregon Shakespeare Festival and Folger Theatre, presentsPericlesby WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREdirected by JOSEPH HAJ, The Guthrie Theater, in association with Shakespeare Theatre Company, presentsThe Criticby RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDANadapted by JEFFREY HATCHERandThe Real Inspector Houndby TOM STOPPARDdirected by MICHAEL KAHN, Harveyby MARY CHASEdirected by LIBBY APPEL, Trouble in Mindby ALICE CHILDRESSdirected by VALERIE CURTIS-NEWTON, Rodgers and HammersteinsSouth Pacificmusic by RICHARD RODGERSlyrics by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN IIbook by OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II and JOSHUA LOGANadapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Tales of the South Pacific by JAMES A. MICHENERdirected by JOSEPH HAJ, Disgracedby AYAD AKHTARdirected by MARCELA LORCA, The White Snakewritten and directed by MARY ZIMMERMANbased on the classic Chinese fable, The Heidi Chroniclesby WENDY WASSERSTEINdirected by LEIGH SILVERMAN, The Guthrie Theater presents an Odyssey Theatre Ensemble production ofA Steady Rainby KEITH HUFFdirected by JEFF PERRY, The Cocktail Hourby A.R.
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