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Monthly Archives: April 2009

  • Twin Cities composer Edie Hill has created everything from solo pieces to symphonies. Her latest is a short work for the Twin Cities [...]

    Composing for Women

    April 30, 2009
  • In our final installment from the spring St. Paul Art Crawl, 3-Minute Egg mines the Tilsner Building for installation art, some 2-D work and an [...]

    St. Paul Art Crawl: Part Three

    April 29, 2009
  • In the second of our three-part series from the St. Paul Art Crawl, 3-Minute Egg rolls through the Carleton Artist Lofts and Dow Building to meet [...]

    St. Paul Art Crawl: Part Two

    April 28, 2009
  • 3-Minute Egg divided its time at the St. Paul Art Crawl between one tried-and-true locale, the Tilsner in Lowertown, and two relative newcomers [...]

    St. Paul Art Crawl: First of three Eggs

    April 27, 2009
  • Ranee Ramaswamy founded Ragamala Music and Dance Theater in the early 1990s to perform and promote classical Indian movement. Ranee and her [...]

    Ragamala counts to “Sthree”

    April 24, 2009
  • Bedlam Theater is community theater in the literal sense — a community of actors, directors and playwrights just as apt to be serving beer [...]

    Dali Dada

    April 23, 2009
  • Local filmmaker Matt Osterman wanted to make a low-budget, high-concept sci-fi supernatural genre film. Still in the making, Phasma Ex Machina [...]

    Phasma Ex Machina

    April 22, 2009
  • Students in the University of Minnesota’s Actor Training Program have new work commissioned and produced for them in collaboration with the [...]

    Theater School

    April 21, 2009
  • If you haven’t tuned in lately, our videos load and run MUCH faster than they used to. We’re using a new compression software that [...]

    Five times the speed, half the cholesterol

    April 20, 2009
  • Joe Chvala got into dance to become a more versatile theatrical performer, but dance soon became central to his own art. Karla Grotting was one [...]

    Flying Foot Forum

    April 17, 2009

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