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THEATER | At Bedlam, Four Humors prove that "Love is Blind...and Furry"
I see quite a few plays, but never have I heard someone laughing so hard that she actually cried out for help. At the Thursday night performance of Four Humors' Love is Blind...and Furry at Bedlam Theatre, the woman behind me was in such paroxysms that she pleaded for mercy, as though someone was tickling her. "Stop! Oh, Stop!"MORE »
Faces and dollar signs: The human impact Of General Assistance Medical Care cuts
On Wednesday night, the line for dinner outside of St. Stephen's Shelter in south Minneapolis is just beginning to grow as the sun goes down and the temperature drops. MORE »
Purple Rain
After weeks of cold, rain, and even an early October snow, my duty as a proper Minneapolitan was clear-cut this Sunday, a day which had shaped up to be among the few acceptable fall days of the year. Sunny, breezy, practically balmy. My marching orders had arrived: Get outside.MORE »
Dirty Projectors at the Cedar
The Brooklyn-based experimental rock group Dirty Projectors is the brainchild of frontman and chief songwriter Dave Longstreth, who released his own first album, The Graceful Fallen Mango, in 2001, before formally creating the band that launched his career.
AIA Minnesota 2009 Convention
Herb Alpert and Lani Hall at the Dakota
Herb Alpert has sold more than 72 million albums worldwide as a musician and bandleader of the groundbreaking Tijuana Brass.
John Irving at ComedySportz
John Irving reads from his new novel Last Night in Twisted River
Magers & Quinn is pleased to host an evening with John Irving--Monday, November 9, at 7:00pm, at the Suburban World Theater (3022 Hennepin Ave S). He will read from his new novel Last Night in Twisted River.
Local Designer Sample Sale
All store designers will be discounting their items left over from fashion shows and other various events. Don't pass up this great opportunity to expand your winter wardrobe!
Steely Dan at Northrop Auditorium
Opening act: Sam Yahel
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