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. The theater has adapted its 2018 stage play into an audio production, and Lohrberg looks forward to hearing how the COVID-accessible format changes the show. The play takes on the timely topic of how we connect with people with whom we disagree. It follows a young, separated couple who each start relationships with individuals who share very different political views. Written by Tyler Mills and directed by Tyler Michaels King, it’s a show about navigating relationships and finding common ground. The audio play streams from Thursday through Nov. 4. Pricing for digital tickets is pay-what-you-choose. 

 to see the new exhibit “Malaise” by fiber artist Liz Miller and beadwork artist Chris Allen. The title of the show reflects the uncertainty of the times, but Davis says she finds the bright colors of their work energizing. Liz Miller uses knotted ropes to make large sculptures, while Chris Allen’s fine beadwork creates textures on a smaller scale. The show runs through Nov. 13. 

Theater artist Ariel Johnson of Burnsville, Minn., loves the work of Minneapolis singer/songwriter 

, who writes folk and comedy music for mandolin and acoustic guitar. Bakke describes herself as “three shots of espresso with a dash of nutmeg; energetic, sweet and will remain fresh for up to nine months if stored properly.” During the pandemic, Bakke has been performing “little free concerts” outside of people’s homes in the Twin Cities area, which will continue as long as weather permits this fall.

Correction (Oct. 1, 2020): A previous version of this feature incorrectly reported where Hannah Bakke is based. The story has been updated with the correct information.

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Plus a bright-colored fiber arts show in Hutchinson, Minn., and a comedic folk writer in Minneapolis. 

Plus a bright-colored fiber arts show in Hutchinson and a comedic folk writer in Minneapolis.

Art Hounds: An audio play about understanding people who disagree politically

Three images of artwork on display at an exhibit.

Art Hounds: An audio play about understanding people who disagree politically

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