Kathy Berdan
Pioneer Press
Saint Paul, MN, United States
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Today is my birthday. And time for the ultimate job change.
I got my first newspaper job at the Fergus Falls Daily Journal on my birthday in 1980. → Read More
Guthrie Theater goes for ‘big and ambitious’ 60th season in 2022-23
The 10 productions for 2022-23 include “Hamlet,” a Sondheim musical, two world premieres and – of course – “A Christmas Carol.” → Read More
Klondike Kate celebrating 50 years with two shows on Saturday
Gold Rush and 1880s attire is suggested (but not required). → Read More
St. Patrick’s Day 2022: St. Paul parade starts at noon
After it was canceled in 2020 and reimagined as a small, standstill parade in a parking lot in 2021, the St. Patrick’s Association’s annual parade is on the move again this year. → Read More
SPCO will resume Neighborhood Series concerts on March 25
After halting Neighborhood Series performances during the omicron surge, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra announced Wednesday that it is resuming concerts in the series starting March 25 with three p… → Read More
Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin ‘Kingdom’ tour coming to the X in June – Twin Cities
The “Kingdom” tour, featuring Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin will stop at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on June 25. Tickets (with prices not yet announced), go on sale at 10 a.m… → Read More
Alan Jackson brings ‘Last Call’ tour to the X on July 29 – Twin Cities
Country Music Hall of Famer Alan Jackson is bringing his “Last Call: One More for the Road!” tour — with more than 30 years of hits — to St. Paul on July 29. Jackson will be… → Read More
Minnesota Fringe lottery selects performers; new festival mascot needs a name
The 29th Fringe will run Aug. 4-14 at 11 locations in two neighborhood hubs in Minneapolis. → Read More
St. Patrick’s Day 2022: St. Paul is where it’s at – Twin Cities
Festivities return after two years of COVID constrictions, cancellations and virtual events. → Read More
‘The Art of Banksy’ comes to Minneapolis in May – Twin Cities
More than 100 works by street artist Banksy will be featured in an exhibition opening May 12 at Lighthouse Artspace in Minneapolis. It’s the same location as the “Immersive Van GoghR… → Read More
Minnesota Opera has COVID-delayed ‘Edward Tulane’ in 2022-23 season – Twin Cities
“Edward Tulane” is finally coming home. Minnesota Opera announced Wednesday morning that its world premiere opera, which was supposed to debut in 2020, will be part of its 2022-23 season. Based on … → Read More
Minneapolis artist chosen to create 2022 State Fair commemorative art
The Minnesota State Fair announced Tuesday morning that Minneapolis artist Leslie Barlow has been selected to create the official 2022 Minnesota State Fair Commemorative Art. Barlow is known for he… → Read More
Minnesota Opera names adjacent building, reveals plans
Minnesota Opera has announced the new name and opening date for the venue next to its main offices in Minneapolis’ North Loop. Formerly known as the Lab Theater, the building will be called t… → Read More
‘Supernatural America’: Minneapolis Institute of Art’s new exhibit is eerie and amazing
When the director of the Minneapolis Institute of Art invites you to “Let the creep come up your spine. Be chilled” as she welcomes a group about to tour a new exhibit, it’s obvious there’s m… → Read More
Children’s Theatre tackles tough questions in ‘Something Happened in Our Town’
When someone brought Peter Brosius a copy of the children’s book “Something Happened in Our Town,” he says he knew “instantly” that he wanted the story on the Children… → Read More
Chris Stapleton’s ‘All-American Road Show’ makes a stop at the X this fall
Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Feb. 25, with pre-sale for Stapleton’s fan club and Citi cardmembers. → Read More
St. Paul communications specialist on ‘Jeopardy!’ today – Twin Cities
The episode will be hosted by Ken Jennings. → Read More
St. Paul performance artist follows up virtual 2021 ‘Digital’ show with ‘In Person’
“In Person” will take place at the Crane Theater in Minneapolis, Feb. 25-March 5. → Read More
Minnesota Opera cancels ‘Voices United’ performance in March – Twin Cities
Minnesota Opera is still planning for its “Beyond the Gala” fundraiser on April 2 and its performances of “Carmen” in May. → Read More
Children’s Museum admission will be free first Sunday of each month – Twin Cities
Admission will be free at Minnesota Children’s Museum the first Sunday of each month starting March 6, thanks to a new corporate sponsorship. The Securian Financial Free First Sundays program gives… → Read More