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Tuesday news and reviews

Posted at 10:05 AM on March 29, 2011 by Marianne Combs (1 Comments)
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Dance

War horrors in new Joe Chvala work
Percussive dance, Chan Poling music and a plot about an American photojournalist seeking to get out of a war zone.
- CAROLINE PALMER, Star Tribune

Heaven, a Flying Foot Forum production at the Guthrie Theater
This emotionally-charged, human story left me feeling as if I'd been punched in the gut.
- David De Young, HowWasTheShow.com

Minneapolis theater is named after key donors
Historic downtown playhouse, moved 13 years ago, to be called Goodale Theater
- Graydon Royce, Star Tribune

General

'Arms and the Man' at the Guthrie, and the accidental postmodernism of 'Sucker Punch'
- Max Sparber, MinnPost.com


Movies

Broken Dreams Review
Fathia Absie's first documentary, Broken Dreams, tells the story of a group of teenage Somali-American boys who left their families in Minneapolis to fight Ethiopians invading Somalia. The Cedar Cultural Center screened the film on Friday, March 18, free of charge.
- Ashley Kuehl, TC Daily Planet


Music

Kevin Foley, Bash & Pop bassist, passes away at 52
Foley was the bass player in local bands Swingset, Routine 11, and Bash & Pop, which was formed by his brother and one-time Replacements replacement drummer, Steve Foley, with the 'Mats' Tommy Stinson and guitarist Steve Brantseg.
- Andrea Swensson, City Pages

Soundset 2011: Atmosphere, Big Boi, De La Soul, Doomtree, Brother Ali
There are a few national surprises amongst the local mainstays.
- Andrea Swensson, City Pages

Dodos entrance the Cedar Cultural Center
San Francisco band the Dodos brought their brand of folk-infused indie rock to the Cedar Cultural Center on March 23, with openers Reading Rainbow. They
- Kyle Matteson, TC Daily Planet


Stage

Life on Snark Avenue
Hangups are swept away with a song and a laugh.
- Graydon Royce, Star Tribune

Patton Oswalt shows his Wits at the Fitzgerald
Nobody had stopped laughing for the entire show, and after the oppressive winter we've just about wrapped up, this was a fantastic way to begin the spring.
- Pat O'Brien, City Pages

Notes from the tipsy Twit-Pit: How Patton Oswalt earned me a retweet from John Moe
As far as I remember, I had a wonderful time.
- Courtney Algeo, Arts Orbit

'River of Passion' returns for new soapy goodness
Minneapolis's favorite onstage soap opera returns this week for a new month of "episodes" at the Bryant-Lake Bowl.
- Ed Huyck, City Pages



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