Could be worse “A Number,” written by British playwright Caryl Churchill, is a fable of a flawed father and several men who are either his sons or clones of them. (When it premiered in London in 2002, the lead roles … Continued
Talking to reporters Tuesday at TCO Performance Center, co owner Mark Wilf confirmed that the Vikings have not discussed contract extensions with head coach Kevin O’Connell or general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, adding that the soonest those conversations would happen would … Continued
Metro Transit officials said Tuesday that crime is down nearly 14 percent this year compared to the same period last year. And ridership is up 9 percent in the first half of the year versus the same time last year. … Continued
Worth considering With no words and a very loose plot, “Old Growth” creates a sort of vibes-based narrative arc of community and acceptance in nature through dance, puppets and stage combat. It’s lyrical and all quite beautiful, if slightly opaque. … Continued
Must see It’s no surprise Jamie Brickhouse is a skilled speaker. The man is a several-time storytelling champ and memoirist with a national profile, after all. Touching and laugh-out-loud funny, “I Favor My Daddy: A Tale of Two Sissies” tells … Continued
By JENNA FRYER PARIS (AP) — The United States had a big night in track and field at the Paris Olympics on Tuesday, winning two gold medals and five overall. Gabby Thomas blazed her way to an easy win in … Continued