The Star-Tribune reviews the Theatre in the Round’s Production of Kevin Kling’s Ice Fishing Play, one of the first plays I saw that really felt uniquely Minnesotan: Cleverly blending quirky wit, a rich sense of place and the evocative tug of memory and loss, Kling has created a piece that is entertaining and unexpectedly poignant. An additional review from MinnPost.
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3 Reader Comments
10:35 am
I’ve always wanted to check out Theatre in the Round… Maybe this will be the one.
11:05 am
We saw Shaw’s “Arms & the Man” there. Nice!
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