Guthrie Theater venue
The Guthrie, founded in 1963, is an American center for theater performance, education and professional training.
Where
818 S. 2nd St.
Minneapolis, MN
55403
http://www.guthrietheater.org/
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- Average rating: ***** 1 user
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posted by jlpwrs on Apr. 21, '09 at 3:29 AM
I like the Guthrie. I like going to the Guthrie, but sometimes I feel uncomfortable and removed from the action when I look around and see how many of the audience members are grey-haired white people wearing "slacks." Despite this occassional discomfort, the Guthrie brings some world class artists to the Twin Cities. The student discount is great, because the Guthrie is not theatre on the cheap. The facilities are amazing though and I've never been disappointed with the quality of the show. I think my favorites have all been in the Dowling Studio.
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posted by Seanfen on Oct. 24, '08 at 9:07 AM
A review for The Guthrie? I'm not worthy.
Rating: *****
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