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Interstate at Mixed Blood Theatre
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Interstate is a Queer Asian-American pop-rock musical about two trans people at different stages of their journeys, navigating love, family, masculinity, and finding community in the era of social media.
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OPEN from Walking Shadow Theatre Company
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OPEN is a magic act that reveals itself to be a resurrection. A woman called The Magician presents a myriad of tricks for our entertainment, while attempting the impossible: to save the life of her partner, Jenny. Is our faith in her illusions enough to rewrite the past? The clock is ticking, the show must go on, and you mustn't look away. Amazing as it may seem, this Magician’s act may be our last hope against a world filled with intolerance and hate. ASL interpreter: Rebecca Rick
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The Edge Between
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The Edge Between is an evening of stories and reflections exploring Matt Guidry’s paradoxical journey, simultaneously normal and unique, of raising a child with significant disabilities. Through lyrical storytelling, music, movement, and projected imagery, Matt takes us along to that place in life where we have a foot in two worlds. It’s a story that lives at the intersection of perception and perspective, where it’s always a matter of finding balance. Collaborating with Open Eye favorites Maren Ward (Director) and Kevin Kling (Creative Adviser), Matt brings three decades in the Twin Cities as performer, director, choreographer, teaching artist, parent, and disability advocate to culmination in this evening of extremely personal storytelling. There are very few moments when you know the rest will be different. Moments that define.
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Artificial (Play at MN Fringe Festival)
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Can artificial intelligence fix policing? Athena was built to be the perfect cop, free of human error. But what will her creator do when, in order to save the project, the robot learns to lie? Discount code for deaf community: AccessFringe19
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Lyngblomsten Mid-Summer Festival
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The Lyngblomsten Mid-Summer Festival is a day to celebrate how Lyngblomsten is promoting artistic exploration, wellness, and lifelong learning for older adults 365 days a year. Day includes arts showcase featuring works created by older adults, make-and-take art activities, live music and entertainment, wellness opportunities, food, games, and more! Admission is free, and food and activities are priced for affordable fun.
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Dance & Music Performance By DaNCEBUMS
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After a year of laying low, DaNCEBUMS have something new to share: "It’s All Real. It’s All Fake. It’s All DaNCEBUMS." Part concept album, part dance concert, "It’s All Real.." takes its cues from reality television, talk shows, and social media.
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Play: The Hiding Place
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PLAY: The Hiding Place - a true story about the ten Boom family hiding Jews in their home during the Nazi occupation of Holland, and the horrific imprisonment that they faced as a result of this. However, this play does not focus on the dark side of this time in history, but on the Light that came into the darkness. It focuses on the deep and real faith of Corrie Ten Boom and her sister Betsie; on the hope that kept them looking upward; and on the love they experienced from their heavenly Father and shared with all those around them. This play will leave you inspired to also live a life of faith, hope, and love.
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Alabaster Deaf Ministry Event
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You're invited! WHEN? April 5th, 7pm
WHERE? Grace in the City Church (in the HUB cafe in Minneapolis MN)
WHO? Everyone!
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Gloria Access Performance
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This production of GLORIA is Access Night featuring ASL interpreters and a tactile tour. The firehouse is always fully accessible, with adjacent disability accessible parking, projected supertitles, audio description for all performances, and mats for service dogs. Free transportation to and from the theatre is available for people with disabilities. Call or email our box office with questions or to make arrangements at (612) 338-6131 or boxoffice@mixedblood.com. In GLORIA, a Pulitzer finalist, sincerity meets cynicism meets hilarity as millennials mock the Xers and boomers in a field – print media – that itself is soon to be obsolete.
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Threads Dance Project presents “In the Margins’
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The Karen L. Charles Threads Dance Project invites you to its fall season performance, In the Margins. This performance features Charles’ exploration of those who often live “in the margins of society” – an examination of implicit bias as experienced by deaf/hard of hearing communities, and women in America. Threads will premiere a new work, To Hear like Me, which seeks to bridge the gap between the deaf/hard of hearing community and the hearing community; creating an experience with dance that incorporates American Sign Language, music visualization, and silence within the piece. Deaf Dance Artist Canae Weiss and ASL Interpreter Terryann Nash will join the company. Threads will also perform Femthology - a compilation of repertory works examining the experience of being female.