From the page to the stage: “Slice of Life” at Theatre B
A new play by Wisconsin-based James Devita (“A Winsome Murder,” “Silenced”) is currently being performed by Fargo’s Theatre B in their temporary home, The…
Read NowTheatre · 2016
A white Christmas in more ways than one
by John Showalter | Dec 7, 2016
As anyone who has lived in Fargo for any period of time knows, we are at precious little risk of not having the proverbial…
Read NowNo ordinary pig or spider: “Charlotte’s Web” on stage
by Brittney Goodman | Nov 9, 2016
“You have been my friend. That in itself is a tremendous thing. I wove my webs for you because I liked you. After all,…
Read NowRocky Horror live in Grand Forks
by Brittney Goodman | Oct 26, 2016
It’s time to do the timewarp… again. To be exact, this is the 14th year that the Nine and Numb Entertainment troupe of Tampa,…
Read NowAnna Carol accepts position with F-M Community Theatre
by HPR Contributor | Oct 19, 2016
By Amy Venn [email protected] Anna Carol returned home to the Midwest after accepting the position as interim Artistic Director with the Fargo Moorhead Community…
Read Now“Proof”: prize-winning drama at Concordia
by Brittney Goodman | Oct 12, 2016
Photo by Maddie Malat Concordia College Theatre kicks off its season with a performance run of playwright David Auburn’s 4-character play, “Proof.” Proof examines…
Read NowRocking relevance
by Brittney Goodman | Jul 27, 2016
Act Up Theatre is bringing the popular stage adaptation of Green Day’s rock opera, American Idiot, to the Frances Frazier Comstock Theatre at Concordia…
Read NowF-M Community Theatre: Peter Pan, Billy Elliot, and Stephen King
by HPR Contributor | May 19, 2016
by Alex Huntsberger Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre recently announced the slate of shows for its 70th season, which begins in the fall of this…
Read NowNDSU Opera Production: ‘HMS Pinafore’
by HPR Contributor | May 11, 2016
By Alex Huntsberger Photo by Kensie Wallner If there’s one question that has hounded theatregoers from wing to stall over the past century more…
Read NowTHEATRE: SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
by HPR Contributor | Apr 27, 2016
by Alex Huntsberger In an age when producers in theatre, television and film are all searching their couches for viable IP (Intellectual Property) to…
Read Now‘THE SWEET NEW’ OFFERS A STORY OF TRANSFORMATION
by HPR Contributor | Apr 15, 2016
By Ben Haugmo As human beings, none of us are strangers to change. From births to marriages to deaths, events occur in our lives that…
Read NowMSUM PUTTING IN THE WORK ON ‘WORKING’
by HPR Contributor | Apr 14, 2016
By Alex Huntsberger It takes a lot of work to make a play. Learning lines, learning songs, learning blocking and choreography and learning how…
Read NowWhen it comes to diversity
by HPR Contributor | Apr 7, 2016
By Alex Huntsberger Like the Republican Party, theatre is a grand old American institution suffering from a severe racial diversity problem; unlike the GOP,…
Read NowNEW BLU-RAYS REVISIT UNDERRATED COMEDIES
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Mar 31, 2016
Last month a couple of overlooked comedies from the mid-60s and early 70s made their Blu-ray debuts. Both were box office disappointments when originally…
Read NowA new tradition ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ begins new future for Sheyenne High Theatre
by Jack Dura | Feb 11, 2016
In its first year as its own theater department, Sheyenne High School Theatre is paving the way for the future with a classic from…
Read NowShakespeare’s coming to town
by Taylor Blumer | Feb 4, 2016
Month-long ShakespeareFest celebrates the Bard In 1916 the people of Fargo-Moorhead devoted an entire week to all things Shakespeare. With the U.S. on the…
Read NowHere, there, everywhere
by Taylor Blumer | Feb 3, 2016
Monika Browne’s self-penned, one-person show, “EnTRANSed: The Making of a Transnational Woman,” will debut at Valley City State University’s Theater 320 on Saturday, Jan.…
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