TCTB Review Roundup: Closing this Weekend!

Looking for sometime to do when the rainy weather moves in this weekend? Why not go to the theater. There are a couple shows closing this weekend that our blogger Cherry and Spoon got a chance to go see. Read what they thought below: 
Peter and the Starcatcher at DalekoArts : http://bit.ly/2w27o4k
The Pathetic Life and Remarkable Afterlife of Elmer McCurdy, the Worst Robber in the West by nimbus theatre playing at The Crane Theater: http://bit.ly/2W3tNgb

It's Monday, so clearly it's time to plan your weekend theatergoing. In addition to all the new shows opening, here's a few to catch before they close. We've got pirates, white whales, spirtualism, dementia AND labor disputes. DANG.

(photos courtesy of Mrs. Thor's 4th Grade class)

TCTB fave Transatlantic Love Affair's The Privateer (closes November 18):

Cherry and Spoon: http://bit.ly/cs_privateer

Minnesota Theater Love: http://bit.ly/2zDObH9

Moby Dick by Theatre Coup d'Etat (closes November 20):

Cherry and Spoon: http://bit.ly/cs_mobydick

Single White Fringe Geek: http://bit.ly/2iUEZqb

The Memory Box of the Sisters Fox and Facility at Sabes JCC (closes November 19):

Minnesota Theater Love: http://bit.ly/2zDObH9

Twin Cities Stages: http://bit.ly/2mnvrcb

Cherry and Spoon: http://bit.ly/2zVByds

Ludlow by nimbus theatre (closes November 19):

Cherry and Spoon: http://bit.ly/cs_ludlow

Redemption - TCTB Review Roundup

Photographer: Mathieu Lindquist

nimbus theatre's latest original work, Redemption, deals with the tricky issue of reentry into civilian life after time spent in prison. 

This play is rife (ripe?) for discussion. Check out what our bloggers had to say and check out the play at the Crane Theater through May 14, 2017.

Twin Cities Stages: http://bit.ly/2pu0zTH

Cherry and Spoon: http://bit.ly/2q0JWSL

Single White Fringe Geek: http://bit.ly/2r0cCdh

"The Kalevala" by nimbus theatre at The Crane Theater

The Kalevala is a collection of traditional Finnish folktales, and considered "one of the most significant works of Finnish literature." Even though I'd never even heard of it, much less knew any of its content or themes, it felt familiar. All of these ancient tales share common archetypes and themes across cultures.  - Cherry and Spoon 

Read the rest of Cherry and Spoon's review: http://bit.ly/2dG9Gzs

Also if you are wondering about The Crane Theater - see their Kickstarter page here: http://kck.st/2cIDeb1

The funding has ended and they did meet their goal - so exciting! We are looking forward to coming shows at The Crane.