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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By: Rob Hubbard
Created by ABBA pop group members Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, the musical premiered in Sweden in 1995.
By: Rob Hubbard
The former music director teams up with cellist Anthony Ross for an intriguing Walton Cello Concerto. Osmo's back.
Review: SPCO performs Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony
By: Rob Hubbard
Jasmine Habersham as Juliet and Evan LeRoy Johnson as Roméo made beautiful music together in Charles Gounod’s operatic adaptation of the tale.
By: Rob Hubbard
Maybe the Grinch has a point about the Whos. In Dr. Seuss' “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” the townsfolk at the base of Mount Crumpit
By: Rob Hubbard
Each of the two concerts feature half of J.S. Bach’s Six Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin.
By: Rob Hubbard
It's been a half-century since Guthrie Theater staffer Sheila Livingston suggested the company stage an adaptation of Charles Dickens' novella “A
The Chinese Heritage Foundation of Minneapolis/St. Paul and the San Francisco Opera commissioned the work, based on an 18th-century Chinese novel.
By: Rob Hubbard
Artists in this year's Nautilus Composer-Librettist Studio will share their creations with the public in concerts on Monday and Tuesday.
By: Rob Hubbard
Performers, orchestra give fresh power to the famous music at the Orpheum
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