Rob Hubbard is a Theater Critic at Derrick Publishing Co. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater, plays, and musicals, while also covering regional interest and world news, particularly related to the United States and Canada. Rob's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Finger Lakes Times, Star Tribune, Insight News, St. Paul Pioneer Press, Gramophone Podcast, and MSN.
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Rob Hubbard's coverage is highly focused on providing reviews and event coverage of various entertainment, particularly theater, music concerts, and opera. He seems to be interested in sharing insights about local performances in the Minneapolis area. If you have a unique story related to these events or are involved with organizing similar local cultural activities or performances, reaching out to him for potential coverage may be beneficial.
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By: Rob Hubbard
Angie Skildum, development finance director for the City of Minneapolis, testifies before the House Taxes Committee April 21 in support of a bill sponsored by Rep. Esther Agbaje, left, that would modify local sales tax use of revenue.
By: Rob Hubbard
Not for the Hogwarts rookie, but a spectacular addition to the franchise.
Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 67 also is part of the program. What's the most popular piece in classical music?
Rich vocals and imaginative projections add to the work in a program that includes pieces by Wagner.
The production features impressive voices, exceptional acting, and expert sound and costume design.
By: Rob Hubbard
Warren Burger and Harry Blackmun were two poor kids from St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff neighborhood who met in kindergarten and forged an almost lifelong friendship.
The SPCO program includes works by Edmund Finnis, Claude Debussy, John Cage and Julius Eastman.
By: Rob Hubbard
If you visited a bar or coffeehouse on St. Paul's Grand Avenue or in its Cathedral Hill neighborhood between 1978 and 1990 and noticed someone in
