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Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.

Mixed Blood brings one of the most acclaimed plays of 2009 to the Twin Cities. Ruined won a Pulitzer and an Obie after its premiere at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre, and not because it made the critics feel warm and fuzzy. The hard-hitting play by Lynn Nottage, an homage to Bertolt Brecht’s Mother Courage, follows an anti-heroine who runs a brothel in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and documents the often-brutal lives of women trying to survive in the war-torn central African nation. Go on a night you're feeling up for a challenge.