FRIDAY PM Minnesota State High School One Act Play Festival
Please Note: Tickets are $15 for admission to the morning program and may be purchased online, or at the O’Shaughnessy ticket office or over the phone at 651.690.6700. Daily wristbands are available in person, at the door only, for $19 and grant access for both the morning and afternoon session.The MSHSL State One Act Play Festival brings together the champions from each geographical region to showcase one act plays from high schools around the state.
THURSDAY AM Minnesota State High School One Act Play Festival
Please Note: Tickets are $15 for admission to the morning program and may be purchased online, or at the O’Shaughnessy ticket office or over the phone at 651.690.6700. Daily wristbands are available in person, at the door only, for $19 and grant access for both the morning and afternoon session.The MSHSL State One Act Play Festival brings together the champions from each geographical region to showcase one act plays from high schools around the state.
FRIDAY AM Minnesota State High School One Act Play Festival
Please Note: Tickets are $15 for admission to the morning program and may be purchased online, or at the O’Shaughnessy ticket office or over the phone at 651.690.6700. Daily wristbands are available in person, at the door only, for $19 and grant access for both the morning and afternoon session.The MSHSL State One Act Play Festival brings together the champions from each geographical region to showcase one act plays from high schools around the state.
Film Screening: Bring Her Home & She Draws a Circle
This event is free, but seats are reserved. Film Screening and Artist Discussion with Angela Two Stars and Jaime Black Please join us for a screening of two films: TPT’s documentary, Bring Her Home, and She Draws a Circle, a video performance by artist Jaime Black Both films foreground the power of art and artists to educate and activate awareness about the historical traumas of settler colonialism and the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Artists Angela Two Stars and Jaime Black work at the intersection of art and storytelling to cultivate healing and inspire action.
James Sewell Ballet & Ahn Trio’s Embrace
This performance runs approx. 1 hour and 45 minutes with one intermission.Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Ahn Trio needed to depart early and cannot perform this weekend. We wish them warmth, light, and all the best as they tend to their family.We appreciate your understanding and hope you will still join JSB at the O’Shaughnessy as we present the concert with recorded music. Refunds are available upon request – please call the O’Shaughnessy ticket office at (651) 690-6700. EMBRACE + the music of the Ahn Trio James Sewell Ballet reunites with the extraordinary Ahn Trio in a program featuring a reimagining of 2018’s Connections. Like the best embrace, there’s known comfort and new spark combined. The three sisters of the Ahn Trio – Lucia on piano, Angella on violin, and Maria on cello – were born in Seoul, Korea, and educated at the Juilliard School in New York City. These growing up experiences in two cultures, along with their extensive international touring, infuse their celebration of 21st century classical music with a particular flare and style.
James Sewell Ballet & Ahn Trio’s Embrace
This performance runs approx. 1 hour and 45 minutes with one intermission.Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Ahn Trio needed to depart early and cannot perform this weekend. We wish them warmth, light, and all the best as they tend to their family.We appreciate your understanding and hope you will still join JSB at the O’Shaughnessy as we present the concert with recorded music. Refunds are available upon request – please call the O’Shaughnessy ticket office at (651) 690-6700. EMBRACE + the music of the Ahn Trio James Sewell Ballet reunites with the extraordinary Ahn Trio in a program featuring a reimagining of 2018’s Connections. Like the best embrace, there’s known comfort and new spark combined. The three sisters of the Ahn Trio – Lucia on piano, Angella on violin, and Maria on cello – were born in Seoul, Korea, and educated at the Juilliard School in New York City. These growing up experiences in two cultures, along with their extensive international touring, infuse their celebration of 21st century classical music with a particular flare and style.
Poetry in the Seasons
This performance runs approx. 90 minutes with one intermission.What makes Chinese dance so splendid? It’s the extensive history and rich culture behind it. With thousands years of history as a valuable artistic treasure unique to China, Chinese poetry provides a foundation in which emotions are expressed in landscape and wisdom is inspired by the changing seasons. Ms. Ying Li, the artistic director of Phoenix Chinese Dance Academy, combines Chinese dance with ancient poetry, leading to the birth of “Poetry in the Seasons”. This performance not only debuts beautiful dances choreographed by Ms. Li, but also showcases a number of excellent Chinese dance repertoires. We will take you on a poetic journey through the four seasons to experience the movements of beauty, and explore the meaning of life.
The 3-Women Project by TU Dance
The 3-Women Project features choreographic works from three internationally renowned black female artists, Stefanie Batten Bland, Alanna Morris, and Yusha-Marie Sorzano, who have created work individually, while simultaneously seeking to explore and discover synergistic and unifying themes. These three dynamic and award-winning dance artists share their distinctly strong voices and their deep investment and investigations into their own artistic practice and identity as black women. TU Dance is excited to engage with our community and to share and celebrate the perspectives of these three incredibly talented women. ABOUT TU DANCE: The award-winning TU Dance is known for its diverse artistic performances tackling important questions around gender, race, social justice, history, human resilience and more. Founded in 2004, TU Dance has received dozens of accolades and awards while touring nationwide. Under the artistic direction of Toni Pierce-Sands, TU Dance continues to be a leading dance company in the Twin Cities.
The 3-Women Project by TU Dance
The 3-Women Project features choreographic works from three internationally renowned black female artists, Stefanie Batten Bland, Alanna Morris, and Yusha-Marie Sorzano, who have created work individually, while simultaneously seeking to explore and discover synergistic and unifying themes. These three dynamic and award-winning dance artists share their distinctly strong voices and their deep investment and investigations into their own artistic practice and identity as black women. TU Dance is excited to engage with our community and to share and celebrate the perspectives of these three incredibly talented women. ABOUT TU DANCE: The award-winning TU Dance is known for its diverse artistic performances tackling important questions around gender, race, social justice, history, human resilience and more. Founded in 2004, TU Dance has received dozens of accolades and awards while touring nationwide. Under the artistic direction of Toni Pierce-Sands, TU Dance continues to be a leading dance company in the Twin Cities.
Radiance
Buy 2 Adult Tickets Get One Adult Ticket Free now Through January 29! Order tickets normally (no discount code needed) and you would automatically be qualified for this discount through Jan. 29. This performance runs approx. 90 minutes with one intermission. “Radiance”, a new production for CAAM Chinese Dance Theater’s 30th Anniversary season, celebrates the charm and color of Chinese culture by captivating our audience of all ages and backgrounds with a diversity of Chinese dance styles. During this 2023 Chinese New Year season, join CAAM Chinese Dance Theater as it’s dancers, under Artistic Director Jinyu Zhou, present rich and colorful performances of classical dance effusing elegance and charm, ethnic dances exhibiting sprit and character as well as contemporary dance revealing new directions while fusing traditional elements. With original choreography by Jinyu Zhou, Ao Liu and Lili Teng, including several world premieres not seen on any other stage, here or even in China, a celebration of excellence and beauty awaits.
