
Theatre du Mississippi, founded in 1997, is committed to the development and production of high-quality programs in the performing arts, particularly those that address important contemporary or historical issues. It is our aim to integrate artistic excellence and originality with a sense of community in the Winona area and beyond. |
Thursday, May 2nd, 7:30pm
$18 General Admission (At the Door)
$15 General Admission (Online)
$10 Students
Buy tickets online beginning April 1st:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/354967
Tickets will also be available at the door.
Masonic Theater.
Andrea Beaton's Bio:
Born in 1979 on the island of Cape Breton, Andrea grew up surrounded by music and dance and
is the youngest of generations of Beaton musicians.
Cape Breton is an extraordinarily musical place, and Andrea is increasingly in the forefront of her generation. She's making a name for herself in dance halls, concerts, ceilidhs, and festivals. Like the compelling tradition she represents, her reputation is growing, spreading beyond the island. Andrea Beaton seems destined for great things.
Visit www.andreabeaton.com for more information.
Listen to a live video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QacpHUd_a4
Second Annual Staged Readings of One Act Play Contest Winners
May 3rd-4th, 7:30pm
May 5th, 2:00pm
$5 at the door
Cash or Check only
Masonic Theater
We are very grateful for grants received from the following foundations and institutions: |
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The Winona Foundation |
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The Slaggie Family Foundation |
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SEMAC - McKnight Emerging Artist Grant, in cooperation with the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council, through funding from the Minnesota State Legislature |
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The Winona Fine Arts Commission |
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The Elizabeth Callender King Foundation |
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The Carl and Verna Schmidt Foundation |