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Feb 22
Finding our Meanings: A Jewish Question
Hannah Hessel

Everyone knows some variation of the old joke: you take four Jews, you get five opinions. And if you take fifty Jewish theater makers, you get over a hundred opinions. The math may not be as accurate as the sentiment. But trust me, I’ve been attending the Association for Jewish
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I’m scared that the regional theater, by the time it’s matured, will have bored the shit out of millions of people all over the country.—attributed to Andre Gregory, 1965 We all know that the success story of the post-war American theater was written by the big resident, flagship theaters, which
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The Twin Cities’ theater scene is a confounding community to be a part of. On the one hand, there are many unbelievably positive things about living as an artist in Minneapolis and St. Paul. You can buy a house, have kids, and not lose your mind hustling to make it all work—
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In the 1970s Dr. Howard Washington Thurman, a theologian and mystic, and mentor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., gave a lecture on “the benefits of slavery.” In it he focused on the mindset of the African people and how the creative center of their “being” developed, because of their
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One Saturday morning when I was a kid, I watched a television special called Cartoon All-Stars To the Rescue, and it was really great because Garfield, Winnie the Pooh, and three of the Muppet Babies, not to mention Alvin and the Chipmunks, the Smurfs, Bugs Bunny, and Michelangelo (of the
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