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Prestigious award comes from Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation Read More

Read the full season announcement for the upcoming year. Read More

Check out the reviews for Into the Woods! Read More

Learn more about our new Artistic Director's plans and views. Read More

In the Media

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TTT Goes International

Pandies Theatre in India and the Young Vic in London have adopted TTT's style of theater.
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Minnesota Monthly Reviews 25 Years of TTT

On the cusp of TTT's 25th anniversary, Lianna Matt looks at the company's past and future.
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Critics Rave about Scapin

"inspired, silly fun…but the thrust of the evening is quite simple: Love wins."
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The New York Times Profiles Ten Thousand Things

"Theater troupe gives those on the margins a front-row seat," says Dominic Papatola writing for The New York Times.
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Hensley Receives Ivey Lifetime Achivement

Artistic directors of other Twin Cities theaters chose Michelle for this prestigious award.
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Playwright Kira Obolensky Highlighted

HowlRound interviews TTT playwright-in-residence Kira Obolensky about writing for diverse audiences
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TTT in California

TTT brought its unique model to California Shakespeare Theater, with Michelle Hensley directing Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.
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Old Globe Recognizes TTT

The Old Globe's Artistic Director Barry Edelstein discusses how Ten Thousand Things taught the San Diego company its unique production style.
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Ten Thousand Things opens 2019-2020 season with Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. Download release
Ten Thousand Things Finishes 2018-19 Season with First-Ever Production of The Sins of Sor Juana. Download release
Marcela Lorca makes her directing debut with Into the Woods. Download release
Ten Thousand Things Announces 2018–19 Season. Download release

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