The 2011-2012 season lineup includes two premiere works by Asian American playwrights: Four Destinies by Katie Hae Leo and A. Rey Pamatmat’s Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them. Mu Daiko celebrates 15 years of taiko drumming in the Twin Cities with a special anniversary concert to kick off the group’s Minnesota tour. To close out the mainstage season, Mu will present the Tony Award-winning Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods, re-imagined from an Asian American perspective.

Check back soon for information on our New Eyes Festival, Passing the Beat Taiko Recital, and 20th Anniversary Gala!

SPECIAL EVENTS

A VERY ASIAN CHRISTMAS
by Randy Reyes and Company
December 18 - December 18
music direction by Anita Ruth

**SOLD OUT** After last year's smashing success, Jasmine and her friends are back to celebrate the holidays the only way they know how... spectacularly! Jasmine invites you to enjoy this cabaret full of songs, laughter, and drama drama drama. She's especially worked up this season because of the unpredictability of her super talented and extremely neurotic friends. And she's still single! Once again she has convinced her Uncle Vinny to open up his restaurant/bar, named after her, so you can enjoy his amazing food, great drinks, and the kind of entertainment that you can only get from Jasmine and her friends at Mu Performing Arts! Featuring: Katie Bradley, Francesca Dawis, Isabella Dawis, Sheena Janson, Jasmine (Randy Reyes), Suzie Juul, Kurt Kwan, Sara Ochs, Anita Ruth, and Eric Sharp.

ARTIST SHOWCASES

NEW EYES FESTIVAL 20
December 1 - December 10
December 1 - 4 and December 10, 2011

Coming up in December, we invite you to see works in progress. After each performance reading, we ask the audience for feedback on the work that may help the playwright. More information and schedule updates will be added here soon. This event is free to the public with a suggested donation of $5 at the door. Make a reservation by calling Dreamland Arts at 651-645-5506 or email info@dreamlandarts.com.