A little while back, in the dark recess of what I call free time, I was exploring some online discussion of a fairly obscure show from the '80s called Legends of the Galactic Heroes. The...
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Noise under the stage
The unique experience of pit musicians The alarm went off, scream ing its high-pitched blares. Elaine got dressed and walked out of her apartment, feeling the morning breeze. She took the empty...
Freeman stars as Buddy Holly
M.A. theater director takes center stage in energetic musical Nicholas Freeman is a full time actor and teacher. He teaches theater for many students, directs theater projects (including Into the...
Lorde captivates at the Armory
As "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles ended, the bright lights of The Armory clicked off. The crowd erupted in a roar, and there she was. Lorde. Without saying a word, she started off her setlist...
What is an NFT?
The strange world of NFTs Bored Apes? CryptoPunks? Randomly generated doodles of cats selling for $20,000? These so-called "NFTs" have taken the digital world by storm and caused mass hysteria, but...
What are Microtones
Tuning into any news broadcast, you will quickly be made aware that these are unprecedented times. Social unrest, geopolitical time bombs, and a worldwide pandemic make everyday feel just a little...
Music and Quarantine
Creating, recording and listening to music over quarantine The silver stars of First Avenue were illuminated only by...
The evolution of Westerns
For a century of U.S. history, Western movies reveal American values -- good, bad and ugly Are you starting to get...
A24: The best movie studio you’ve never heard of
Indie studio quickly establishes reputation for high-quality, entertaining films Winter break is just around the...
Chris Larson’s art of ‘transformation’
Chris Larson ('85) is a Minneapolis based artist and Minnehaha alumnus. His work is extensive and his fields diverse:...
Brave New World
Brave New World reveals important issues in modern day society Genetic modification, government corruption, substance...
How is art different at Mendota?
Nathan Stromberg finds alternative ways to teach in his new work space This has been a year of many changes, and the...
Play Review: The Bluest Eye
The dark room of the Guthrie Theater's Wurtele Thrust stage is covered in cracked concrete with the...
Pushing boundaries
Minnehaha spring play brings Shakespeare to life through "living paintings" Minnehaha's theater program has never...
Individuals seek art
Depending on their emotions and mood, individuals may listen to certain music or gravitate towards characters based on...