Sheila Regan
I am an arts columnist, journalist, and critic. Words at MinnPost, the Star Tribune, Pioneer Press and elsewhere.
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minnpost.com | Sheila Regan
Walker West Music Academy in St. Paul is sharing its new digs with the community in a two-day grand opening this weekend, part of ushering in the music center’s next stage as a destination for music programing in the Twin Cities. The academy, which is in the midst of a $19.5 million capital campaign ($13.5 million has been raised so far), moved into the new building at 650 Marshall Ave. in the beginning of 2025.
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1 week ago |
twincities.com | Sheila Regan
British saxophonist Jess Gillam lit up the Ordway Concert Hall this week, in the first saxophone recital presented by the Schubert Club’s “International Artist Series.”Performing with pianist Thomas Weaver, Gillam played with effervescent sparkle, shining a light on the versatility of the saxophone.
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startribune.com | Sheila Regan
Leste said that while it's nice that dance is getting recognized as a sport, the athletes try to keep their phones away. "We had a saying this year," she said. "It was heart over hype. No matter how much hype we get or don't get, it always comes back to our heart." For Jeffcoat, there is something else that comes into play. "Yes, we have the talent, but we also have the drive and the love for dance," she said. Where: Williams Arena, 1925 University Av. SE, Mpls.
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minnpost.com | Sheila Regan
Thirty-five years ago, Gary Berg started a talent agency in St. Cloud with a basic premise: create opportunities for performers that didn’t involve bars and drinking. “I focus very much on the whole concept of doing non-offensive, really professional, 45 to 60 minute shows that can be done after dinner, at fairs, at stages or colleges, and fundraisers,” he said. Berg got his start as a musician, playing in bands in high school and college.
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minnpost.com | Sheila Regan
I was staying up at Lake Superior in early April, in what turned out to be a blizzard. There wasn’t much to do in such monstrous weather, so I spent quite a bit of time playing board games with my brothers’ family, as the fierce winds whistled outside. When the storm seemed to be especially raging, I got up to the window to have a closer look. The waves on the lake were enormous, creating giant peaks and crashing down on the water below.
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