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There were seven productions presented at YouthFest 2025, June 22-24 in Des Moines, Iowa: Minnesota can be very proud of the great job Northern Starz Center for the Performing Arts did representing Minnesota at YouthFest 2025. The Northern Starz youth group presented “Dark Road” by Laura Lundgren Smith. About “Dark Road“: When Greta, a young…
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Four individuals from Minnesota were presented with awards at AACTFest 2025, held this last week in Des Moines, Iowa. They are: Dave Metcalf, Julianna Skluzacek, Rachel Bohnsack and Larry Pint.
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We welcome new MACT Board member, Matthew Kraft to the Board. He was elected at the June 7 annual meeting. Since his first audition for a community theatre in 2005, Matthew has spent the last twenty years as a theatre artist in the Twin Cities having worked on projects that were seen across many of…
MACT held its annual meeting on June 7 at Northern Starz Center for the Performing Arts. As part of the meeting, individuals were elected to the MACT board.
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This award recognizes individual members of AACT for significant, valuable, and lasting service to community theatre.