TCTB Review Roundup: Cool Projects!

Happy Monday everyone! Since it's the beginning of the week, we thought this might be a good time to update you on some cool projects that our bloggers recently checked out. Make sure to follow these local companies on Facebook so you learn about their upcoming events!

Sparkle Theatricals, National Choreography Month Challenge (NACHMO), closed Feb 9th at the Art Box

The Global Dig highlighted several local submissions, all of which showed an impressive range in styles. More: http://bit.ly/2SP9kIB

20% Theatre Company Twin Cities, Controlled Burn, closed February 15 at Phoenix Theater

The Stages of MN says "You hopefully will be wowed – I think that’s our hope every time we head out to the theater. But you should be going to this show to hear these unique voices expressing themselves through their art. You should be going to show support for people who are using art to share their experience with others."
More: http://bit.ly/2OWyALL

Chess / The Terror Fantastic / Coney Island Christmas - Closing Soon!

Here are a few shows closing this weekend. Check out Cherry and Spoon's thoughts, pick out one (or all three), and see them before they're gone!

The Chameleon Theatre Circle's CHESS at Gremlin Theatre:
"If you're a musical theater nerd, either one who already knows this piece or who needs to learn about it (like me), you should definitely check out this production."
http://bit.ly/cs_chess17

20% Theatre Company Twin Cities's THE TERROR FANTASTIC The Crane Theater:
"Stories such as this about mental illness, particularly among the queer community, are not often told and need to be told."
http://bit.ly/cs_terror

CONEY ISLAND CHRISTMAS at Lyric Arts:
"A highly entertaining cast of children and grown-ups, a heart-warming message of community, and some of the best worst carol singing you've ever heard make this a lovely addition to the holiday theater season."
http://bit.ly/cs_coney

FIVE by 20% Theatre Company - Review

FIVE by 20% Theatre Company Twin Cities at Dreamland Arts through tomorrow! One of the things I most admire in theater is artists who tell their own very personal and often difficult story through their work. - Cherry and Spoon 

Click HERE to read the rest of Cherry and Spoon's review!