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Single tickets now on sale for 2024-2025 seasons at History Theatre and Children’s Theatre Company
Single tickets for the 2024-2025 seasons at St. Paul’s History Theatre and Children’s Theatre Company in Minneapolis are now on sale.
History Theatre
History Theatre tickets are available by calling 651-292-4323 or via historytheatre.com. The season includes:
“Behind the Sun” (Sept. 21-Oct. 13): A Black man in Minneapolis finds the home of his dreams, but it’s 1956 and it lies inside a redlined district in an all-white neighborhood. $64-$25.
“I Am Betty” (Nov. 23-Dec. 29): A second run of the popular musical about the fictional character of Betty Crocker. $82-$30.
“The Root Beer Lady” (Jan. 25-Feb. 23): A one-woman show about Dorothy Molter, the last legal non-Indigenous resident of the Boundary Waters. $69-$25.
“Secret Warriors” (March 29-April 19): The tale of two Japanese Americans who served as translators and interrogators for the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II. $64-$25.
“Whoa Nellie: The Outlaw King of the Wild Middle West” (May 17-June 8): Josef Evans’ musical follows a fake detective whose countless criminal exploits and penchant for male attire made her a Minnesota media sensation. $64-$25.
Children’s Theatre Company
Tickets for the Children’s Theatre Company are available by phone at 612-874-0400 and online at childrenstheatre.org. The season includes:
“Moya” (Sept. 12-Oct. 20): A circus show from South African troupe Zip Zap Circus. $68-$15.
“Drawing Lessons” (Oct. 8-Nov. 10): This world premiere follows a Korean-American manhwa graphic novelist striving to find her true artistic voice. $58-$15.
“Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” (Nov. 5-Jan. 5): This year, the CTC classic is directed by Dean Holt, who was a cast member in the show the first time the company staged it 30 years ago. $88-$15.
“Leonardo! A Wonderful Show About a Terrible Monster” (Jan. 8-March 9): A musical puppet show, making its Minnesota debut here, that’s based on books by author Mo Willems. $58-$15.
“Milo Imagines the World” (Feb. 4-March 9): A CTC joint-commissioned new musical based on the book by Matt de la Peña and Christian Robinson. $68-$15.
“Disney’s Frozen” (April 15-June 15): An original production of the hit Broadway musical. $78-$15.
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