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Minnesota Ballet's seasonal spectacular included superb dance and storytelling the whole family could appreciate.

Karl von Rabenau's new work, inspired by the writing of Edgar Allan Poe, teems with life despite its thematic focus on mortality.

Just in time for Halloween, the Duluth company is presenting the premiere of a new piece inspired by the writing of Edgar Allan Poe.

Although the pieces were different, there was a common theme of community, and how the community pushes 'Forward' and heals post-pandemic.

The Minnesota Ballet production at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center runs through Sunday.

The annual fundraiser invites participants, like me, to step into the world of dance for an unforgettable two minutes. Was I nervous? Um, just a little.

“Dancing Through” by the Minnesota Ballet. Written By: By Kelly Sue Coyle, For the News Tribune | 11:34 pm, Apr. 24, 2021 × After months of quarantine, the Minnesota Ballet, under the direction of Karl von Rabenau, has put together a mixed repertoire performance by multiple choreographers to delight viewers live or virtually. The highlight of the first half of the evening was "Concourse." This piece by Petr Zharadinacek had my undivided attention. Dancers Samuel Mack and Kyra Ol...