Seasonal Schedule

The Red Mill:
By Victor Herbert
June 13, 14, 17, 18, 20 and 21 at 8:00 p.m. June 15 and 22 at 3:00 p.m.

Pack your bags and wooden shoes as we travel with Kid Coonor and Con Kidder, two wide-eyed young Americans, on their tour of Holland and the small Dutch town Katwyk-ann-Zee on a shoestring budget in Victor Herbertís The Red Mill.

Warmth, humor and romance abound in this well-loved operetta, as the two protagonists try to stay one step ahead of their unpaid landlords, while acting as matchmakers for a ship captain and a government officialís daughter.

The score contains some of Herbertís most cherished songs, including "Moonbeams", "The Streets of New York" and "Every Day is Ladies' Day with Me."

Berlin to Broadway with
Kurt Weill:
November 2003

From the decadence of Germany between the two World Wars to the golden age of Broadway in the 1950ís, composer Kurt Weillmade and indelible mark on musical theater.

Berlin to Broadway traces this twentieth century giantís remarkable career through twenty-five of his most memorable songs, performed by a talented group of Twin Cities singers in a cabaret-style format.

The grittiness of "Mack the Knife" from The Threepenny Opera, the Broadway glitz of "Girl of the Moment" from Lady in the Dark, the operatic lyricism of "Lonely House" from Street Scene, and many, many more, vividly demonstrate the breadth and versatility of Weill's talent in this captivating musical biography.

Chocolate Soldier:
By Oscar Straus
January 2004

Yeomen of the Guard:
By W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan
June 2004