Minneapolis Theatre Meetup Group

I have seen this before and look forward to seeing it again!

Curtain is at 7:30. Meet in lobby at 6:45 for introductions and beverages.

I am in Seat C1.
Tickets: https://theaterlatteda.my.salesforce-sites.com/ticket/#/instances/a0FUz00000YJxnDMAT
Please use the link for tickets from the theater. There have been scams of late with illegal 3rd party ticketing in town.

The return of a beloved Latté Da tradition. “Hands down, the most emotionally moving Christmas show I’ve ever seen” (TheaterMania). ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 brings founding artistic director Peter Rothstein home to direct this unforgettable, music-driven act of remembrance—one that has moved audiences for almost two decades with its quiet power and authenticity. On a cold Christmas Eve along the Western Front, as soldiers sat on opposite sides of the battlefield, something extraordinary happened. The guns fell silent. Emerging into no-man’s-land, enemies met not with violence, but with song. Drawn from letters, diaries and firsthand accounts, this profoundly moving piece is told through stirring a cappella harmonies that illuminate a fleeting moment of shared humanity in the midst of war. In a world that feels increasingly polarized and entrenched, this story of soldiers stepping out of their trenches to sing together offers not naïve sentimentality, but radical empathy and an invitation to rediscover the light that can emerge even in the darkest of times.

Parking:
https://www.latteda.org/directions-parking

Requested by members! It's usually sold out by the time it rolls around, but you can get a ticket NOW near me in Seat G-1 and G-2. I am posting it NOW so that you can get a seat.

Kevin Kling and Friends reprise this favorite Christmas performance at the University of St. Catherine. (we all call it St. Kates).

Kevin Kling, Dan Chouinard, and Simone Perrin perform their celebrated holiday show, Tales from the Charred Underbelly of the Yule Log. Joined again by the ever-popular Brass Messengers, the show has been performed every year since 1995 and has become a holiday tradition for many.

Storytelling and music.

There is a free parking lot.

Our member, Wendy, is directing Dial M for Murder, and member, Laura, is on the Board of Directors. We support the 75th Anniversary of Theater in the Round with this clever use of two "related" plays and the same set. Tickets purchased separately and we can go to dinner in between. A full day of theater!

I look like my photo. Meet between 1:15 & 1:30 for introductions and snacks. Curtain is at 2.

This one is the matinee. I am in Seat F3-1 . Buy your ticket now at: https://theatreintheround.ludus.com/select.php?time_id=331089

The 19th Avenue Parking Ramp is less expensive and a similar distance from the theater as the Seven Corners Parking Ramp.

Tony Wendice married his wife for her money; now he plans to murder her for it. Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of the classic suspense thriller is a smart, compelling update of Frederick Knott’s tale of jealousy, deception and homicide. Tony is convinced that his wife Margot has been cheating on him. Now it seems that the affair is over, but in his jealousy Tony spins a web of suspicion and deception that will tighten around them and ensnare them both in danger, recrimination and murder. Minnesotan playwright Jeffrey Hatcher presents a smart, compelling update of Knott’s tale of jealousy, deception and homicide.

Running in tandem with Acting Can Be Murder, listed as a separate event.

We support the 75th Anniversary of Theater in the Round with this clever use of two "related" plays and the same set. Tickets purchased separately and we can go to dinner in between if you wish. A full day of theater! Go to one or both.

Buy your ticket here for this 7:30 p.m. evening performance.
https://theatreintheround.ludus.com/select.php?time_id=331089
I am in Seat D1-1

The 19th Avenue Parking Ramp is less expensive and a similar distance from the theater as the Seven Corners Parking Ramp.

When actress Leah Sexton leaves New York to run a community theatre in a sleepy St. Paul neighborhood, she expects a quiet fresh start. Instead, chaos erupts when a local critic is found murdered on the set of their most recent show- Dial M for Murder. Full of clever in-jokes and warm satire of local theatre makers and lovers, this is a must-see for TRP fans!

Running in rep with Dial M for Murder. See the separate event.