Gremlin Theatre

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Gremlin Theatre is a small, non-profit, professional theatre company based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Gremlin primarily performs actor-centered plays in the classic American style of realism, seeking, as their mission statement reads, "to provide artistically brilliant, accessible, and enjoyable theatrical experiences." [1] Recently, Gremlin has turned its attention to producing new plays by local Twin Cities playwrights and to bringing Equity actors into their casts.[2] They are the resident company at the Loading Dock[3] a small theater space which was constructed out of an unused warehouse/loading space in the basement of the Renaissance Box, a former warehouse in St. Paul that has been retrofitted into an arts/office complex. [4] The Renaissance Box staff credits the staff of Gremlin with all of the work it took to create the Loading Dock, which has played home to other small theatre companies in the Twin Cities, including Starting Gate Productions and Theatre Pro Rata.[5]

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[edit] Company Members

Peter Hansen -Artistic Director
Ryan Parker Knox
Casey Radmann
Carl Schoenborn -Technical Director

[edit] Shows

2000: The London Cuckolds review)
2002: The Odd Couple; Independence (review)
2003: The Venetian Twins; Two Rooms; Bus Stop; A Doll's House (review)
2004: Blithe Spirit (review 1; review 2); The Crucible; Orphans (review)
2005: Lend Me a Tenor; Wait Until Dark; A Devil Inside (review); A Long Day's Journey Into Night (review 1; review 2); On the Verge
2006: The Boys Next Door; Almost Exactly Like Us (review); "Hay Fever"; The Petrified Forest; To All Men Named Jackson (review)
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[edit] References

  1. ^ Sparber, Max; "The Mission"; City Pages; Vol. 21, Issue 1041; 15 November 2000
  2. ^ Royce, Graydon; "An Upgrade at Starting Gate"; Minneapolis Star Tribune; 5 November 2005
  3. ^ Schwiess, Rita; "New theater delivers loads of laughs, talent, to St. Paul theater goers"; St. Paul Lowertown News; 1 August 2002
  4. ^ "City Culture" -SaintPaul.org
  5. ^ "Gremlin Theatre" -Renaissance Box website
  6. ^ "ATW Clippings for Gremlin Theatre" -American Theater Web