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345 Washington St. St. Paul, MN 55102

651-224-4222

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Houses the big Broadway touring performances.

Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

10:30 a.m. May 25

for tickets and info call 651.294.1144 or visit www.thespco.org
Flint Hills International Children’s Festival

10:00 a.m. every Sat., Sun. from June 2 until June 2

Two days of activities and performances at the Ordway,featuring theater, dance, music, and more.
Drums United: World of Rhythm

11:00 a.m. June 2
Fela!

2:00 p.m. every Sat., Sun. from June 16 until June 17

Tony-Award-winning show about African musician Fela Anikulapo Kuti arrives on tour.

The Addams Family

By Brad Richason | Wed, May 02, 2012

Predating the goth subculture by decades, The Addams Family remains one of pop culture's most delightfully twisted takes on family values. So the members dress almost entirely in black, dwell in a decrepit mansion, and delight in macabre eccentric... More »
Ballet of the Dolls: Faith

By Linda Shapiro | Wed, May 02, 2012

Myron Johnson is known primarily for his outrageous wit and over-the-top theatricality. "Faith: A Dance for Life" swerves toward Johnson's spiritual side. Commissioned by the Ordway Center, the work follows one man's story from the beginning to hi... More »
Madame Butterfly

By Brad Richason | Wed, April 18, 2012

Opera aficionados need no introduction to Madame Butterfly. The seminal work by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini remains one of the most frequently produced and revered works in opera's vaulted history with the dire fate of the title character, Ci... More »
MN Opera: Lucia di Lammermoor

By Brad Richason | Wed, March 07, 2012

As a narrative subject meant to incite heady passions, forbidden love remains a cornerstone of the performing arts. But whereas Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet ranks as the star-crossed standard in drama, opera offers an incomparable roster of doom... More »
Blind Date

By Brad Richason | Wed, February 22, 2012

Is there any romantic venture fraught with more peril than the blind date? Whether orchestrated by mutual friends or an automated service, the arranged meeting of two supposedly compatible strangers for the express purpose of testing potential int... More »
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