Minnesota stereotypes take a hit in ‘The Norwegians’
A dark comedy of two Minnesota hitmen and the women who hire them to kill their boyfriends is coming to the Performing Arts Center’s Arena Stage Oct. 18-23.
Theatre and Film news
Award-winning filmmaker to speak at St. Cloud State
Award-winning short filmmaker Moon Molson is bringing four films to St. Cloud State University in a film screening at 7 p.m. Sept. 30, in the Miller Center auditorium as part of the Creative Art Series.
Faculty members present at Fringe Festival
Faculty members Carol Cooley and Debra Leigh are presenting back-to-back solo shows at the Minnesota Fringe Festival Aug. 4-14
Good Question: How Did Broadway Become Broadway?
If you needed any proof that Broadway is still going strong, the Broadway show “Hamilton” is on pace to eventually generate $1 billion in sales. Hamilton and other shows continue to be New York destinations.
Sea change: Holy Cross show looks at our impact on nature
Expect a moving experience if you go to the show currently running at the Cantor Gallery at the College of the Holy Cross.
Douglass named Communicator of the Year
The National Council for Marketing & Public Relations named James Douglass ’87 of Rochester as its 2016 National Communicator of the Year.
Creative Art Series wraps up with 4 student events
Four events showcasing the talents of students from each of the School of the Arts four programs will wrap up the second season of the St. Cloud State University Creative Art Series this April.
St. Cloud State stages rock musical ‘Hair’
A cast of 17 university staff, alumni and students are pulling together to stage 1968’s American tribal love-rock musical “Hair” April 19-23.
World-renowned filmmaker returns to St. Cloud
St. Cloud will have five days of Godfrey Reggio Feb. 22-26 with a series showing his films and two opportunities to hear the world renowned filmmaker speak.
One act is ‘All in the Timing’
It will be a festival of comedy and timing when the St. Cloud State theatre program stages David Ives’ set of one-act plays “All in the Timing” Feb. 23-28.
