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October 2020
Entries sought for Strike Theater One-Minute Film Festival
Calling all poets, storytellers, comics, sketch-writers, and more to star in your own reel in the First Annual Strike Theater One-Minute Film Festival. The festival will consist of 30 one-minute video entries. Films will be aired to the public in three groups of 10 on the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 10-12, 7-8 p.m. on Strike Theater’s Facebook page and promoted on social channels leading up to the Finals. The Finals will be held Friday, Nov. 13, 7…
Find out more »November 2020
First Annual Strike Theater One-Minute Film Festival
See 30 one-minute video entries. Films will be aired to the public in three groups of 10 on the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 10-12, from 7-8 p.m. on Strike Theater’s Facebook page and promoted on social channels leading up to the Finals. The Finals will be held Friday, Nov. 13, at 7 p.m. on Strike Theater’s Facebook page.
Find out more »Strike Theater One-Minute Film Festival
The first annual Strike Theater One-Minute Film Festival will be Tuesday-Thursday, Nov. 10-12, at 7 pm (prelims), and Friday, Nov. 13, at 7 pm (finals) on Facebook live. Poets, storyteller, sketch writers, comics, and more, are invited to submit entries.
Find out more »Kairos Alive! interactive dance, music and story for everyone
The public is invited to join Creativity Together™, an all-ages-and-abilities 2-way creativity jam of interactive dance, music, and story Zoom webcast.
Find out more »Tune in to “All is Calm”
Tune in to TPT2 at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 27, to watch Theater Latte Da's production, "All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914." The award-winning "docu-musical" was filmed at Theater Latte Da, 314 13th Avenue NE, last year. It recreates a moment in history when Allied and German soldiers laid down their arms to celebrate Christmas by trading carols, sharing food and drink, playing soccer and burying the dead.
Find out more »December 2020
Madweyaashkaa: Waves Can Be Heard–postponed
This year's Illuminate the Lock project features Madweyaashkaa: Waves Can Be Heard by Moira Villiard. The showing celebrates the resilience of Indigenous women in an animated video collage projected onto the 400 x 50-ft. wall of the Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam and synced with a soundscape of music composed by Lyz Jaakola (Fond du Lac Band of Ojibwe) and a recorded narrative by Dakota/Ojibway First Nation elder Millie Richard. Viewers will also find three silent video projections with…
Find out more »Canadian Pacific Holiday Train canceled
COVID-19 has taken down another holiday tradition, the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. CP Rail announced the decorated train, which traditionally stops in various cities collecting food and money for local food shelves, will not make its run through the Northeast area this year. Instead, CP will donate $1.24 million to 201 food banks in communities across the U.S. and Canada that ordinarily host the train. You can still see the musical performances on Saturday, Dec. 12 on CP’s Facebook page.…
Find out more »Theater Latte’ Da’s holiday hit “A Christmas Carole Petersen” becomes a radio show & podcast
Theater Latté Da’s highly-celebrated original work, "A Christmas Carole Petersen," will broadcast into homes, hearts, and AirPods this holiday season.
Find out more »Illuminate the Lock postponed until 2021
Illuminate The Lock: Madweyaashkaa: Waves Can Be Heard, originally scheduled for Dec. 10-12, has been postponed until February 2021. Organizers for the show at the St. Anthony Lock & Dam said, "We recognize that COVID-19 cases are on the rise in Minnesota, and this event falls between two holidays that may cause further spread. We feel that postponing this event is in the best interest of our community. We are tentatively rescheduling for February 18-20, 2021." Persons who have already registered…
Find out more »“Christmas at DeLaSalle”
Students at DeLaSalle High School have put together a pre-recorded Christmas concert, paired with a dramatic production of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." The program will air Dec. 19 at 7 pm on the DeLaSalle website, www.delasalle.com. Students in the a cappella choir, concert band, chamber orchestra, and symphonic band used the free music creation app Bandlab to record several songs for the concert. The cast and crew of De LaSalle Theatre used Zoom to record their performance of "A…
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