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The Walworth Farce: “a blend of the hilarious and horrifying”
The Green Room
Oct 2009
Next week we’ll be treated to The Walworth Farce by Ireland’s Druid Theater. Minneapolis is on the front end of a 209-performance, 22-city, 6-country tour of the world of a new play that is apparently “a blend of the hilarious and horrifying.” It has received all kinds of great press and maybe more importantly played to sold out houses since coming onto the international scene at the 2007 Edinburgh…
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Interview with American ceramist Kathy Butterly
Field Guide
Oct 2009
American ceramist Kathy Butterly earned a BFA at Moore College of Art in 1986 and an MFA at the University of California, Davis in 1990. Her awards include the Evelyn Shapiro Foundation Grant in 1993, an Empire State Crafts Alliance Grant in 1995, an NYFA Grant in 1999 and the Anonymous Was a Woman Award in 2002.
Butterly will be speaking alongside her fellow Dirt On Delight artists Ann Agee, and…
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Ragamala Friday night
The Green Room
Oct 2009
Just went last night. Beautiful. During the first scene, I have to admit, my mind wandered a little. But I was completely drawn in by the second scene, and this lasted through the end of the show. I think mostly this was me getting used to the style (also, partly, the fact that the first scene is the busiest and least clear). So if you’re going tonight, give your eyes some time to adjust. Oh, and read the…
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Access the Walker’s website from Minneapolis Public WiFi
Media Lab
Oct 2009
If you’re visiting town and are out and about, getting info on the Walker and other cultural institutions in the city via the web just got easier. Minneapolis’ city-wide wireless network now lets users access walkerart.org without being a subscriber. Here’s how it works:
Open your browser and point yourself to walkerart.org. That should do it. You may be directed to a user agreement log in screen and…
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Ragamala reviewed
The Green Room
Oct 2009
Check out Jay Gabler’s review in the TC Daily Planet. Gabler comments on the difficulty of getting the full content and implications of the Ramayana from a brief summary. Right… I slogged through the Wikipedia entry without much success understanding the higher planes of the narrative. I can just add one element of clarity: embodiment is important in the narrative (and in the culture–I think that’s…

