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Theater
Minneapolis's theater scene digs deep. We're home to more than 75 working theater companies, including 2 Tony Award winners:
- Offering classics on 3 stages in its landmark Jean Nouvel building, Guthrie Theater is an American center for theater performance, production, education and professional training, dedicated to producing the great works of dramatic literature - from William Shakespeare to Tony Kushner.
- The Children's Theatre Company is known nationwide and across the globe as America’s flagship theater for young people and families. Young actors are mentored and developed in one of the country’s only children’s theater companies.
These are just the best-known in a thriving community. We've got endless variety, from Old Log Theater, the oldest theater company in Minnesota, to the Orpheum Theatre, where glam, glitz and Broadway take center stage, to Open Eye Figure Theatre, where puppetry arts thrive and diverse audiences are key.
Travel guru Arthur Frommer once said the small theaters in Minneapolis are worth the trip alone. Take in a show and find out why—do theater, Minneapolis-style.
- See a list of all member theaters.
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Hennepin Theatre District
Catch the biggest headliners and the best of Broadway. On Hennepin Avenue between 10th and 7th Street, the stars come out at the glittering State, Orpheum and Pantages Theatres.
Minnesota Fringe Festival
An 11-day, city-wide theater event, the Fringe hits down Thursday, July 30 through Sunday, August 9 and is the Midwest’s largest performing arts festival.
Pangea World Theater
Pangea World Theater is committed to international works, styles and traditions that illuminate the human condition, end divisiveness and celebrate differences through artistic excellence.
The Jungle Theater
Known for eclectic showings of both the classical and the contemporary, the Jungle is celebrated by critics and audiences alike.
