Weekend Arts Roundup: Interesting Theater by Marianne Combs April 23, 2015 the currents morning show the currents morning show daily highlights Kevin McLaughlin as M in the Red Eye Theater premiere of 'will you still love me, tomorrow' by Katharine Sherman, directed by Steve Busa, playing April 10-26, 2015. (Matt Benyo) Play/Pause Listen: Weekend Arts Roundup: Interesting Theater Download MP3 | 00:05:45 MPR News Arts Reporter Marianne Combs joins Jill Riley and Sean McPherson (in for Steve Seel) to talk about a number of small, off-the-wall theatrical productions that are really interesting. "These all have very interesting titles, too," Marianne says. will you still love me, tomorrow Based on Fritz Lang's classic silent film, M, this play looks at how society reacts to violence and how we've become a culture of fear. It seems particularly timely given the debate between free-range parenting and police being called when children are playing alone. This production stages at the Redeye Theater in Minneapolis until April 26. What I Want Now, I Will Want Later Described as "Part performance gathering, part video installation, part Fight Club, part CD-release event, part act of worship," this production was written and directed by Annie Enneking and Samantha Johns, and it takes place in a former apartment next door to Open Eye Figure Theatre. It's an off-the-wall theater piece that has received positive reviews. The show is playful but absorbing; it involves music, dance, movement, theater, a loose narrative and an immersive experience within the comfortable and intimate space of an apartment. Performances continue tonight, Friday and Saturday at 508 East 24th Street in Minneapolis; seating is limited. Crime and Punishment First performed during the Fringe Festival, this adaptation of Dostoyevsky's work has been brought to the Soap Factory in Minneapolis. The production blends physical theater, dance and visual art into a site-specific, immersive performance in the basement of the Soap Factory. The show runs until May 3. Marianne Combs joins The Current's Morning Show for the Weekend Arts Roundup every Thursday at 8:30 a.m. Read all the latest arts news from MPR News. Related Stories Art Hounds: HOTTEA at Carleton and the MPLSART re-launch An installation made of yarn, new life for an art website and "The Nature of Nature." Tweet Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. comments powered by Disqus