Patrick's Cabaret venue
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3010 Minnehaha Av.
Minneapolis, MN
612-724-6273
http://www.patrickscabaret.org
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- Average rating: ***** 2 users
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Proceeds to the artist!
posted by Seanfen on Oct. 24, '08 at 9:15 AM
I loved hearing that all the ticket money goes to the artists. I happily paid the full ticket price as well help out the theatre space with a donation. I went to one show there and saw some really impressive dance, spoken word and awesome break dancers. Good times, everyone go support it!
Rating: *****
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The stage is yours!
posted by paulinobrener on Jul. 29, '07 at 2:14 AM
Patrick's Cabaret is one best informal performance venues in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They held a cabaret twice a month with all kinds of performers. Dance, music, stories, etc. It's a great venue both for new and emerging artists and established trying out new stuff.
Rating: *****
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