Artfully Engaging is a Twin Cities arts and creativity blog written by arts administrator and social media professional, Kendra Plant. Artfully Engaging features artist interviews, show reviews, ticket giveaways, behind-the-scenes features, and more. Tweet with Kendra at @ArtfullyKendra, follow @ArtfullyEngaging on Facebook, and email ArtfullyEngaging@gmail.com.
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Lettered-in-Theatre, written by Erica Skarohlid, is a Twin-Cities based theatre blog. In high school, Erica was a passionate member of her theatre department earning a Letterman Jacket and proudly showing her theatre pin. Now an enthusiastic audience member, Erica has worked in arts administration and volunteered at theaters all over MN for over a decade. She blogs about her theatre-going adventures in hopes of inspiring others to attend a show and support their local theaters. You can follow her on Instagram or Facebook at @letteredintheatre and she can be contacted at letteredintheatre@gmail.com.
Keith Russell is an actor, director, choreographer, and lover of all forms of artistic expression. Life in Revue is where he shares reviews of art, film, music, theater, books...culture in specific, life in general...with random musings included for free. He finds the Twin Cities brimming with creativity and aims to take in as much as possible. You can reach him at lifeinrevue@gmail.com and on Facebook.
Minnesota Theater Love are two sisters (Carol and Julie) who decided that they needed a way to share their love of Minnesota theater with our community. They feel so, so lucky to live in the Twin Cities and to have such a marvelous, vibrant theater scene. Their goal is to share our love of Minnesota theater and hence, MN Theater Love. Contact us at mntheaterlove@gmail.com, on Facebook or via Twitter @mntheaterlove.
Mary Aalgaard writes theater reviews and supports the arts through her blog Play off the Page. She teaches youth theater workshops in the Brainerd lakes area, writes articles for regional magazines, and works with both seniors and youth in multi-generational programs to enhance quality of life and build community. Her website is PlayoffthePage.com. You can follow her on her Play off the Page Facebook page, @MaryAalgaard on Twitter, and email her at Mary@playoffthepage.com.
PhenoMNal Twin Cities is a budget-oriented guide to living in the Twin Cities and features noteworthy events, deals and other noteworthy aspects of Minneapolis & St. Paul. Connect with PhenoMNal Twin Cities on Twitter @phenoMNalTC or on this website form.
Lianna Matt McLernon started covering theater as a Mpls.St.Paul Magazine intern and then as a Minnesota Monthly associate editor. Now she channels her energy into her blog Post Script. She mostly writes previews, features, and reviews about Twin Cities theater, but the blog also includes any other local arts and entertainment that catches her fancy. You can reach her at liannamatt@gmail.com.
Playwright Matthew A. Everett got into blogging about theater sideways, first by blogging about the Minnesota Fringe Festival on Single White Fringe Geek back in 2003. From 2009 to 2015, he also reviewed theater year round for the Twin Cities Daily Planet. But now he's back to being a mild-mannered theater blogger in the freelance world. You can reach him through mail@matthewaeverett.comor his website matthewaeverett.com.
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PhenoMNal Twin Cities is a budget-oriented guide to living in the Twin Cities and features noteworthy events, deals and other noteworthy aspects of Minneapolis & St. Paul. Connect with PhenoMNal Twin Cities on Twitter @phenoMNalTC or on this website form.
Playwright Matthew A. Everett got into blogging about theater sideways, first by blogging about the Minnesota Fringe Festival on Single White Fringe Geek back in 2003. From 2009 to 2015, he also reviewed theater year round for the Twin Cities Daily Planet. But now he's back to being a mild-mannered theater blogger in the freelance world. You can reach him through mail@matthewaeverett.comor his website matthewaeverett.com.
The Global Dig - Trin Carl aka ‘Trish’ writes theater reviews and dabbles in improvisation. She believes in the power of coffee and dance. Her blog The Global Dig includes book reviews and actor interviews. She works in health care. You can follow her on her Booktube Facebook page, @trincarl on Twitter and email her at Trincarl07@gmail.com
The Stages of MN is the passion project of Rob Dunkelberger. The mission of the site is to provide reviews of theatrical productions as well as the theaters in which they are staged. To reach out via social media to people who haven't been to the theater in awhile and remind them of other date night options than dinner and a movie. Most people will enjoy a great show and they will remember it long after a night at the movies has faded. They just need to be reminded and get pointed to the right shows for them, and that is what The Stages of MN intends to do. Rob can be reached via e-mail at robdunkelberger@thestagesofmn.com follow him on Facebook @thestagesofmn.
Kit Bix is an associate theater critic for Talkin' Broadway, Minneapolis/St. Paul region. An actress, a retired academic, a disability activist, and most recently, an instructor of special ed drama workshops. She has been an avid theater goer, both locally and in NY, Chicago and Washington D.C., since the age of 10 years old and is particularly fond of Elizabethan and Jacobean city comedies, all-female productions of Shakespeare (more please!) and anything by Sara Ruhl or Alan Bennett. Kit can be emailed at Bixiekit@gmail.com.
Twin Cities Stages is a blog written by Laura Kulm Kinniburgh. It focuses on theater (improv, plays, musicals, Opera) in the Twin Cities and the surrounding metro area. TCS can be found on Facebook, instagram and on twitter @twincitystages, and be contacted by email at onstagetwincities@gmail.com.
TRACY SEES STUFF is a lifestyle blog by Tracy Jo Blowers, who is passionate about Minnesota. The thriving arts scene, amazing restaurants, and the perfect combination of nature and city life. She will stir your soul with the best life has to offer from Minneapolis and beyond. Connect via email at tracyseesstuff@gmail.com or social media @tracyseesstuff.
Do you have opinions on local theater? The Twin Cities Theater Bloggers (TCTB) features a variety of voices who write about theater in our community. If you, or someone you know, is interested in getting involved with TCTB or even is thinking of becoming one of us, please send us a message on our Facebook page.
Connect with Twin Cities theater enthusiasts by using the hashtag #tctheater on social media.
Connect with Twin Cities theater enthusiasts by using the hashtag #tctheater on social media.
