Stay tuned for a historical timeline, other pioneering Asian American artists, and more, all related to the world of Blended 和 (Harmony), our co-production with History Theatre opening May 4!
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Yangsook Choi and Susan H. Pak chat with Mu before their special event at THE NAME JAR's closing show on Apr 14.
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Get to know our five cabin-goers and learn why HELLS CANYON resonates with them, what the audience can expect, and more.
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Learn about the Hells Canyon Massacre of 1887, the grievous injustice that lies at the center of Keiko Green’s world premiere. This history has been compiled by Hells Canyon dramaturg kt shorb and Mu programs manager Morgen Chang.
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In this Q&A with Aya Ogawa, learn about the inspiration behind THE NOSEBLEED (Jan 25-27) and more.
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Auditions for four named roles and a youth ensemble are Nov 27 & 28.
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Check out the adult roles in our spring collaboration by Stages Theatre Company, THE NAME JAR. More info on the youth auditions to come!
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East West Players, Perseverance Theatre, and Theater Mu partner from across the US to co-commission Prince Gomolvilas.
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Video submissions are still open for the world premiere musical, BLENDED 和 (HARMONY): THE KIM LOO SISTERS! With book and lyrics by Jessica Huang, music by Jacinth Greywoode, and inspired by Leslie Li’s “Just Us Girls” book and “The Kim Loo Sisters” documentary, this show opens in May.
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Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay is Mu’s Mellon playwright in residence for a second term, and kt shorb joins the team as a research fellow.
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Audition for our spring world premiere, HELLS CANYON, by Keiko Green. See you Aug 29 & 30!
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Pair your KUNG FU ZOMBIES SAGA outing with these local spots for food, drink, and activity! | sponsored post
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Check back later—we’ll be updating this resource guide with essays, Q&As, and insight about The Kung Fu Zombies Saga: Shaman Warrior & Cannibals!
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Find out how Again lighting designer Erik Paulson used colors, gobos, and more to send the audience to the past, present, and somewhere in between.
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Before Again opened, we sat down to chat with scenic designer Alice Endo. From incorporating ancient Greek scenography, to collaborating with other designers, to drawing inspiration from Hmong textiles, Endo offers insight into creating the world of Again.
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Stop by the Mixed Blood Theatre lobby before the world premiere of AGAIN to meet one of 10 Hmong American artists and makers!
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This fall, Mu Stories worked with 16 MN Vietnamese Language School students on theater, confidence, and more.
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Theater Mu is seeking emerging and early-career designers with a professional interest in scenic design. Applications due Jan 31!
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Get the scoop behind Theater Mu’s and History Theatre’s co-commissioned musical about the Chinese Polish American singing quartet from Minneapolis.
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Be a part of Mu's AAPI Generations Conference this May by proposing a workshop or panel centering on the theme of social justice, art, or Asian American history.
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