
Ten Thousand Things During this week of giving thanks, TTT would like to thank our loyal patrons for all their wonderful support!

Ten Thousand Things Thank you to all who donated via GiveMN.org yesterday. 98 of you donated, including 20 new donors. We are overwhelmed by everyone's generosity!

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Today is the day to get your donations matched by giving to TTT at: http://givemn.razoo.com/story/Ten-Thousa nd-Things. Help us bring the very best in theater to thousands who have nevered experienced it before!
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Donations go directly to the essence of our work: connecting nontraditional audiences with the finest theater artists in town.

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If you loved Othello, and wish others who have never seen theater before could see excellent passionate theater just like it, tomorrow's the day to double the number of tickets you can buy for people without access to the wealth of the arts! One ticket ($25 gift) becomes two, two tickets ($50) become four and on! Make ...a donation at: http://givemn.razoo.com/story/Ten-Thousa nd-Things
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If you're still hoping to see our production of Othello, you'll have to hurry! We only have seats remaining for our closing show this Sunday at 4pm. http://www.tenthousandthings.org/tickets .html
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To reserve tickets through Brown Paper Tickets, click here. To reserve tickets over the phone, call 800.838.3006. A credit card is required to reserve your tickets.

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is approaching its final two weekends of Othello. This weekend is almost all sold out and our final weekend is filling up quickly. Don't miss this show that so many are raving! http://www.tenthousandthings.org/tickets .html
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To reserve tickets through Brown Paper Tickets, click here. To reserve tickets over the phone, call 800.838.3006. A credit card is required to reserve your tickets.

Ten Thousand Things has changed its Sunday, November 15th performance of Othello to a matinee, 4pm-6:30pm.

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"There's a genuine charge in the air before one of Ten Thousand Things' raw, stripped down always gorgeously-acted plays...The show is marvelous, with a focused emphasis on the sumptuous language and on the frightening (and thrilling) story." To read complete review: http://www.howwastheshow.com/index.cfm/a ction/revi...ews.view/reviewKey/1214
To make reservations: http://www.tenthousandthings.org/tickets .html
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There's a genuine charge in the air before one of Ten Thousand Things’ raw, stripped-down – no lights – always gorgeously-acted plays.Perhaps it's my overheated imagination, but ...
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has added more seats to Thursday afternoon's free show of Othello. Make your reservations at: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/ 80733

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Twin Cities Daily Planet says TTT's Othello is "searing" "a doozy" and feels Luverne Seifert deserves another Ivey for his Iago. Read the full review here:
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THEATER | Lots of laughs, but no funny business: A searing "Othello" by Ten Thousand Things | Twin C
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If Dominic Papatola is right about their philosophy, the Ivey Awards jury will be too nice to shoulder aside other actors to honor Luverne Seifert for two consecutive years, acknowledging his turn in Othello ...

Karen Oooooooooooooo, I am coming tonight for my birthday with my sister and friends, I can't wait... I love Twin Cities (and Chicago) theater and usually can make it to about 10 to 12 shows per year, recently at least half the ones I wanted to see were at TTT, so this year I finally got my subscription, hurrah. The FlexPas...s is a fantastic deal and gets you the best seats. You know you're going to go anyway so why not get the pass?

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just added more seats to our free show of Othello at St Paul JCC. Make reservations at: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/ 80730

Ten Thousand Things Star Tribune writes, "Ten Thousand Things' cast is solid top to bottom, and there are brilliant moments of stagecraft..." but more importantly tell us what you thought of our production of Othello. We want to hear from you!

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Read MPR's Marianne Combs' interview with Sonja Parks on her directorial debut with TTT's Othello. http://minnesota.publicradio.org/collect ions/special/columns/state-of-the-arts/a rchive/2009/10/making-the-leap-from-acto r-to-director.shtml

















