Rob Hubbard is a theater critic based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He writes for the Star Tribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press, and his work has also been featured in Insight News, Derrick Publishing Co, and Finger Lakes Times. Rob's reviews and articles cover a wide range of theater productions, classical music events, and cultural performances in the local area.
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8 classical music presentations in the Twin Cities area during December.
Israeli mandolinist Avi Avital was soloist.
By: Rob Hubbard
There's a scene in my favorite Christmas movie — “The Homecoming,” the 1971 TV film that inspired a series, “The Waltons” — in which John-Boy Walton's
By: Rob Hubbard
While all Twin Cities theaters lay dormant in 2020, a merger happened. St. Paul's most prominent presenter of shows performed by and for kids – SteppingStone Theatre for Youth – moved in with downtown St.
In 1989, “The Little Mermaid” launched “the Disney renaissance” of animated musical hits that came to include “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Lion King.” But its 2007 stage adaptation ended the win…
By: Rob Hubbard
In 1989, “The Little Mermaid” launched “the Disney renaissance” of animated musical hits that came to include “Beauty and the Beast” and “The Lion
By: Rob Hubbard
The vocal octet performs at nine venues through Dec. 22. Come Christmas, the Twin Cities-based low-voiced octet Cantus usually is in a storytelling mood.
By: Rob Hubbard
The orchestra performs five of J.S. Bach’s six “Brandenburg” Concertos this weekend.
By: Rob Hubbard
Conductor Patrick Dupré Quigley leads the orchestra, along with four soloists and the choral group the Singers, in concerts in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
By: Rob Hubbard
An insightful offering of midwinter warmth.
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