This week, a special blend of klezmer and classical, the kinship between the Yangtze and the Mississippi rivers, and Shakespeare in the Park...ing Ramp.
“Wanna do some push-ups?” asks Paul Riedner, with a grin. Riedner, a former U.S. Army deep sea diver, is a bundle of energy — good energy. The young vet lives with his wife and kids in Minneapolis, but this week he’s hanging out in his home town of Red Wing and nearby Frontenac for the…
A local instrumental and vocal ensemble loaded with talent, a one-of-a-kind Minneapolis comedienne, and immaculately clear images of urban decay, all were on the Art Hounds radar this week.
Liquid Music curator Kate Nordstrum is excited about the third season of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra’s new music concert series. “These works are all new projects, the vast majority of them created specifically for the series,” said Nordtrum who curates the SPCO’s successful new music program. She described the artists being presented as “powerhouses.”…
Director Richard Ayoade takes on Dostoyevsky’s dark novella about a man confronted by a new work colleague who not only looks just like him, he begins to take over his life.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts’ new exhibition on Finnish design presents some of the latest ideas from a culture that has a growing appreciation for home furnishings that are both local and sustainable.
This week, nordic electropop that’s artfully accessible, a room from which you and eleven others will never escape unless you solve some puzzles, and learning about Guinean drumming and dance traditions. (Want to be an Art Hound? Sign up!) Haitian folkloric dancer Anne Adabra will get a fuller sense of her own West African roots when Read more →
Comedian Bill Cosby today cancelled two concerts scheduled for May 31 at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Orchestra, which was presenting the shows, said in a release that the cancellations were due to “lower than anticipated ticket sales.” They will be rescheduled at some as yet unspecified date, orchestra officials said. The Cosby shows were Read more →
Walking Shadow Theatre Company has taken on Alexandre Dumas’ great adventure novel “The Three Musketeers.” While the book has been adapted for stage and screen numerous times before, playwright John Heimbuch went back to the source for this new production. Many critics found the show a spirited delight, if a bit long, featuring plenty of Read more →