114 stories from Girl Meets Broadway
The latest production by Children’s Theatre Company, The Scarecrow and His Servant is a laugh-a-second show enjoyable for the whole family. Based on the children’s book of the sa…
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres picked the perfect show to usher in spring in Disney's "The Little Mermaid", based on the widely popular 1989 Disney movie. Caroline Innerbichler is undeniably fla…
Everyone knows the tale of Cinderella. Whether it is the Disney or Rodgers & Hammerstein version. But, I am pretty sure you haven’t seen Cinderella the way the Children’s The…
Before Andrew Loyld Webber’s The Wizard of Oz lands at the Ordway for a four-week run, I had the chance to interview Jacquelyn Piro Donovan who portrays the Wicked Witch of the West. A…
Jennifer Tepper is a musical theatre historian, writer and producer. In September, she took the reigns as Director of Programing at Broadway’s hottest cabaret venue 54 Below. On the…
What happens when the walls come down and our secrets are exposed? What happens when an innocent dinner party with friends takes a wrong turn? These questions and more are answered in the re…
Alfred Uhry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Driving Miss Daisy” starts as an unwanted affiliation between a white widow and her black chauffeur in 1948 Atlanta, but evolves …
It is a rare exception to find a show that accurately depicts the joys and sorrows of a relationship. The exception to this rule is The Last Five Years. Written and composed by Jason Robert …
It has been three seasons since James A. Rocco, the Ordway's VP of Programming and Producing Artistic Director first introduced the Broadway Songbook series. Part Broadway history lesson, pa…
Bloomington Civic Theatre is currently staging what could easily be their biggest production to date, Les Miserables, and the production is outstanding. Karen Webber directs Les Miserables i…
For six years after the end of World War II 60 women dressed in green suits criss-crossed the country in a fleet of matching white Chevrolets selling Hormel products Spam and Dinty Moore to …
Love triangles are always complicated. But the one in A Strange and Separate People is as complicated as they come. Making its Twin Cities premiere at Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company, Jon M…
A lot can change in a year. Which is exactly what LOVE & MARRIAGE: WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES at the Illusion Theater showcases. Last fall as Minnesotans headed to the polls to vote …
Family. Love. Faith. Change. Tradition. Those are the themes running throughout FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. Currently playing at Chanhassen Dinner Theatre, FIDDLER is one of the most beloved musica…
