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UNTITLED FEMINIST SHOW

6 Jan

UNTITLED FEMINIST SHOW is glorious. It is ecstatic, roiling, honest, hilarious, heartbreaking and aside from one uproariously grotesque blowjob scene, nigh-on family friendly. The show, by Young Jean Lee’s Theater Company, is a commision by the Walker Art Center and is the first in their four-weekend Out There 2012: Global Visionaries Festival, opening the event [...]

A Slice of 2011

26 Dec

It is the end of the year and to mark the passing, we’ve compiled a slice of some of our top CakeIn15 posts. That means some of our most commented and most shared posts as well as some that were really just fun to write. We hope you have enjoyed what we’ve been able to [...]

A Special Message…

23 Dec

…from c.a.s. and Staciaann of CakeIn15. Thanks for all the reads, comments, contest entries and feedback over the last year. We hope you have a wonderful, warm and light-filled holiday, whether it be Solstice, Kwanzaa, Christmas, Chanukah, Festivus, Diwali, existential crisis or paint-smeared proto-pagan ritual. It’s all good for music & art. Onward and upward [...]

The Ravagers Mixtape

3 Nov

It’s been a busy couple months for Staciaann and c.a.s., between jobs and classes and the switch from summer to fall to the coming winter, there’s been a lot of work and not a lot of time to post. One of the biggest reasons is that c.a.s. has been in rehearsal for Savage Umbrella‘s newest [...]

Candles on the Cake: P2C, Hollerado, Occupy Together, Grand Hallway

21 Oct

Happy Friday everyone. Here’s a quick slice of what we’ve been enjoying this week, in between work, plays and getting occupied. City Pages dropped the annual Picked to Click issue this week, the ritualistic anointing of well connected and/or buzz-y bands with a new title to put on their press releases. This year’s edition was [...]

Occupy August Wilson

16 Oct

On Saturday night at the OccupyMN protests, the crowd is centered around a makeshift array of plastic tents, ringed by seated protesters with arms linked and then an outer shell of standing participants. People scatter off and glom on. There are enough people so that when the chanting gets loud, you can hear them from [...]

MPLS Future Tonight

23 Sep

If you are sitting around in Minneapolis and not quite sure what to do with yourselves tonight, let us offer a couple suggestions for you. Obviously, we brought you an interview with Grieves & Budo yesterday, so if you are looking for a hip-hop show, that’s going to be your bag, and then there are [...]

Theater Kickstarters

15 Sep

There are two theater companies that are near and dear to the heart of CakeIn15 which are currently in the end run of Kickstarter campaigns for their upcoming productions, so (seeing as how, yes, contributions have been made- we support the art we want to see) we’d share their videos and give them an extra [...]

A Decade On: Artists Respond to 9-11

8 Sep

“That whole idea of decade packaging, things don’t happen that way…that packaging of time is a journalist convenience that they use to trivialize and to dismiss important events and important ideas. I defy that.” -Utah Phillips, “Bridges” from The Past Didn’t Go Anywhere Journalist convenience or not, a decade is about to come up on [...]

Middle Fringe II and Other Theater Things

12 Aug

So here’s a quick recap of some continuing adventures of the Fringe, including moments of psychotropic mania courtesy of Primadonnas and some of the most personal storytelling I have ever had the privilege of witnessing, along with some other important theater-type happenings this weekend! It’s a frenetic hodge-podge of things strung together mostly by the [...]