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Marcus Michalik
February 8, 2012
Is there anything tackier than the thought of one of the world’s biggest tourist traps (that would you be you, Mall Of America) hosting an exhibition full of a dead princess’ personal artifacts, with the wedding dress (of what was arguably a sham marriage) as its crowning jewel?
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Jason Zabel
February 7, 2012
For an actor with a taste for hysterics—and, really, what stage actor doesn’t have a taste for hysterics?—portraying Judy Garland in End Of The Rainbow would be like taking a trip to the playground. A very exhausting playground.
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Colleen Powers
February 6, 2012
If indie rock has a messiah, it has to be Jeff Mangum.
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Jason Zabel
January 24, 2012
The Guthrie production succeeds in transferring the steamy Delta to the chilly Thrust Stage.
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Becky Lang
January 23, 2012
When you think about it, Harold And The Purple Crayon seems like a book specifically designed to be difficult to adapt onstage. After all, its protagonist is a tiny, bald child that looks like an old man walking around in footie pajamas.
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Jason Zabel
January 17, 2012
One of the first things you’ll notice about the traveling Broadway production of The Lion King is that it was better when you were 10 years old.
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Marcus Michalik
December 14, 2011
If hearing Adams talk about wearing white Ray-Bans and a wrist cast during an acoustic festival that also included Paula Cole sounds like it would come into conflict with an exceedingly tender one-man acoustic show, it didn’t.
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Marcus Michalik
November 17, 2011
If you’re going to name your band after something as grandiose as a spiral galaxy, you better make sure you have a sound expansive enough to do it justice.
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Marcus Michalik
November 14, 2011
If last night’s performance showed anything, it’s that Li is a whole lot more than just another wispy indie beauty; she’s a full blown rock star with charisma to spare and enough theatrics and talent to set her apart from the rest of the pack.
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Jason Zabel
November 7, 2011
Ansari is very good at one thing both on Parks And Rec and in a stand-up comedy setting: He truly understands the bro, that sometimes enigmatic cultural figure that probably doesn’t deserve to be described with the word “cultural.”