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Mixed Blood Theatre invites the global village into its audience and onto its stage for provocative,
inclusive, predictably unpredictable and award-winning theater.

News + Reviews


This Party is started!
The crowds are clamoring to get into Crashing the Party, and why not! As the StarTribune describes, "The play has more twists than a pretzel."  The paper also reveals that Party "calls for hot bodies, clothed or not. The production uses them liberally." We think we'll leave that up to your imagination, or, of course, you could come see the show. Advance reservations and day-of-show tickets are available for most remaining shows in the run, through March 4.

To make advance guaranteed reservations, click here, or claim your Radical Hospitality first come first served no-cost admission on the night of the show. RH seats are available two hours prior to show time, until all have been distributed (read more here.)

Next Monday, revisiting Neighbors

On Mon, Feb 20, 7:30 pm, at Mixed Blood, documentary producer Ralph L Crowder III, from Freedom Radio News Network, will present his film, Theater Arts and Black Imagery: in Post Civil Rights America. It features excerpts from MBT's Neighbors (produced in the fall of 2011) and interviews with the cast, followed by conversation with Crowder and Producer in Residence Jamil Jude. All are welcome – admission is free.

Win a $2000 dream vacation for $30!
Ticket sales for Mixed Blood's annual raffle are now underway. This year, win a $2000 Funjet Vacation, with your choice of locations from the many Funjet offerings. Click here for more.

On the Spectrum DVDs now available
Complimentary copies of the digital recording of On the Spectrum are available to interested parties. Contact Beth for more information.




"Party pops its secrets like champagne corks"

– StarTribune

The world premiere of Crashing the Party opened last Friday, almost literally, with a bang – as the surprises and twists greeted audience members at every turn. The delightful farce earned kudos such as these:

"No complaints about this 'Party.' ... a comic tonic for our doldrums. ... Minjares is pitch perfect as the troubled patriarch, and the delightful Wingert can get laughs with just the tilt of her head." – StarTribune

"Zestfully bizarre ... a stellar cast"How Was the Show

Read more about the show here: Crashing the Party, proudly sponsored by Magenic.

And speaking of party crashing ...


We've been talking a lot about party crashing lately – what parties have you crashed?, what parties would be fun to crash? – that type of thing. Artistic Director Jack Reuler might have taken it a little too seriously... (click on the photo)