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Costume design by Andrea Gross, Lighting design by Ian Knodel, Prop design by Sarah Salisbury, and Sound design by Katharine Horowitz


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Thursday April 18 at 8PM
Friday April 19 at 8PM (post show reception)
Saturday April 20 at 8PM (post show discussion)
Sunday April 21 at 7PM (ASL interpreted)


ALL SHOWS AT

THE PLAYWRIGHTS’ CENTER

2301 East Franklin Ave

Minneapolis, MN 55406

in the Seward neighborhood



ALL SHOWS PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

(SUGGESTED TICKET PRICE $18)

On Brown Paper Tickets, you can choose from several prices but if you buy your tickets at the theater, you can choose any price you wish!


And come check out our gallery

featuring the work of

John Ilg

Pamela Gaard

Charles Welf



This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund and with generous support of the Jerome foundation.




“Workhaus is the single greatest source of new play production in the Twin Cities.”

Graydon Royce, Star Tribune

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STARRING

DAWN BRODEY,

PAUL DE CORDOVA

AND SARA GREENHALGH


DIRECTED BY ELLEN FENSTER



He's an underdog candidate for Minnesota's 8th Congressional district, so a middle-aged Republican agrees to an interview with a liberal Twin Cities blog in order to attract sympathy and donations from the national Tea Party movement.  But the young journalist who shows up has a few of her own surprising tricks, and now it's a chess match - Red versus Blue.  This insightful and biting new play explores the venomous divide between our personal lives and our political beliefs.

APRIL 18-21!

ONLY FOUR PERFORMANCES!


The Great Divide

by Alan Berks


IT’S A CHESS MATCH - RED VS. BLUE

Also check out Workhaus member Jeannine Coulombe’s show ZEN SHORTS at Stages Theater, running now! Click HERE for more information!