Rohan Preston is a critic and reporter at the Star Tribune. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater and film, while also exploring cultural and societal themes. Rohan's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and The Sacramento Bee.
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Rohan Preston's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, particularly theater productions and reviews in the United States, Minnesota, and Minneapolis. He frequently covers events and provides reviews of various theatrical performances.
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By: Rohan Preston
Latté Da director Justin Lucero delivers a statement with his inaugural production for the company.
The musical about corporate spokesmodel Betty Crocker has returned for the second year to whip up more froth and sisterhood at the History Theatre.
By: Rohan Preston
The Ordway has imported a splashy new version of the Disney classic for its holiday offering.
By: Rohan Preston
Mia will host the third stop of “Giants,” a groundbreaking 100-plus piece show that premiered in February at the Brooklyn Museum.
By: Rohan Preston
Here’s a round-up of other seasonal shows that you might not want to miss.
By: Rohan Preston
Greta Oglesby helps retell the story of Jesus’ birth with righteous, roof-raising conviction at the St. Paul venue.
By: Rohan Preston
“Disney’s The Little Mermaid” takes a while to connect emotionally but wins us over with its stunning visuals and inventive theatricality.
By: Rohan Preston
The Jungle Theater is again staging “Dinner for One,” the wryly funny show about an elegant dame who has imaginary friends over to celebrate life.
By: Rohan Preston
Lloyd Suh's 2023 work takes a comic but poignant look at two Asian women's immigrant experience.
By: Rohan Preston
Lloyd Suh’s one-act play is about immigrant strangers who become fast friends one Thanksgiving Day.
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