“In what can often feel like a dark time these days, a time I really need to believe in something better, it’s uplifting to watch people who do believe and fervently…almost as if theater might be the cure for what ails us, body and soul…Trust me. Go. See Saint Joan. Just go.”
-Read Single White Fringe Geek’s Review
“This production is sure to make you think of Saint Joan in a different light. I personally don't believe in war. But if I was going to be swayed, Annie Schiferl, and this Saint Joan might be the ones to do it.”
-Read The Global Dig’s Review
“Pure joy…a spirited celebration, a spark of hope and life in a very dark season.”
-Read City Pages’ review
“Over and over, I thought this show had hit its high point and then I kept laughing even harder.”
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"This is Shakespeare as you wish it could have been when you were forced to learn it in school."
-Read Say Entirely’s review
"Orchard Theater has really succeeded in making this feel like a celebration among friends, instead of a formal night at the theater."
-Read Cherry and Spoon’s review
Twelfth Night photos by Matt Muroya
“Presented with mastery…It was worth every bit of care afforded to it by this up-and-coming theater company and every bit of ambition poured out by Miss Leverett.”
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"Presented with gentle mastery...Thomas Tallis is an engrossing experience. This young theater company is pairing a very intentional setting with a captivating piece."
-Read Minnesota Playlist's Review
"Thomas Tallis's gorgeous music sung by the choir, and a strong, endearing cast, this is a unique, gorgeous, compelling show. See it, support it, love it."
-Read Minnesota Theater Love's Review
"A lovely and haunting production at Calvary Baptist Church...Both the music and the silence are gorgeous in that space, as is the spoken dialogue, unamplified but echoing off the high ceilings."
-Read Cherry and Spoon's review
"Thomas Tallis may be an imagined telling of his life and the historical times, but the themes and emotions portrayed ring true. The Orchard Theater Collective presents a beautiful story of suffering as well as hope and, of course, the stunning power of music."
-Read Say Entirely's review
"A beautiful and balanced piece of theater."
-Read Twin Cities Stages' Review
"If you're looking for an anti-holiday show in this busy #TCTheater holiday* month, a little bitter to balance out the sometimes overwhelming sweet of the season, look no further than Ibsen's masterpiece A Doll's House."
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"What a tremendous selection for the Orchard’s first public venture, and a stellar adaptation at that. I can’t wait to see what they do next."
Read Aisle Say--Twin Cities review
A Doll’s House, Amish Project, and Thomas Tallis photos by Bradley Hildebrandt