The brief list on August 8-15: Sheila E, Deputy Theater

Sheila E.

August 8 – Sheya E. A musical force since 1977, when it performed a performance on the album “Yesterday”, written by jazz player Bass Alfonso Johnson. Since then, it has continued to cooperate with PRINCE, Ringo Starr and Beyoncé, as well as producing a series of vital visits. It is also the second generation of an amazing musical strain: her father (and repeated collaborator) played the rhythm of Santana, her uncle Javier founded the San Diego Pank, The Zeros, and her uncle Alejandro, was founded by Franzro Bank, for example, on Sheila.

Shila E. Her band, electronic coach, To Dakota in Minneapolis tonight. (Max Spareber)

“The Seven New Deadly Sins” at Crane Theater

9-11 August Make the first offer in Minnesota, “The Seven New Filled Sins” He comes to the Crane Theater this week. Inspired by the vices specified in the Christian theology, this show mixes contemporary songs and dancing in seven original numbers that represent each sin. The songs were assigned by Carnegie Hall Corporation for the famous Audra McDonald in 2004, written by some of the best opera and music theater, including Stephen Flaheri, Lin Aranez and Riki Ian Gordon.

The Skylalark Opera Theater offers a new experience on notorious sins, as the dancers of Patrick Jeffrey and Sarah Boutevin are associated with the singing of the Soprano Berg Baker. This show shows the attractiveness of the seven deadly sins, which reveals the intimate relationship, favorite strength-and bad behavior-through a flexible type of type. (Anika Besst)

Werner Herzog has regained documentaries at Tlay Cinema

August 8-10 – Germany and existential director Werner Herzog, who is famous for films such as “Airi, God’s Wrath” and “Grizly Man”, also made a 45 -minute documentary group in the 1970s and eighties for Süddeutscher runfunk, a broadcaster in the German state. Five of these films have been restored recently and It will be examined from 8 to 10 August In Trylon Cinema in Minneapolis.

“With a selective topic ranging from a volcanic eruption in Guadalobi to the feverish form of speech used by American livestock auctions, every story clearly bears some deep strife that Herzog has with a person or a phenomenon.” Pericever article, Trylon Blog. (Cook also tells the “Minnesota Declaration” that Herzog made in 1999 about “Achievement Truth” at Walker Art Center.) (Alex V. Cipolle)

A conversation, author, author of “Socialist Socialism”, at the Eastern Freedom Library in Saint -Paul

August 10 Earlier this summer, Senator, the state and democratic socialism, Omar Fatee, won the official DFL support in the race for the mayor of Minyabolis, just one month after the socialist socialist colleague Zahran Mamdani won the democratic preliminary elections for the post of mayor of New York City. While democratic socialism has gained more attention at the national level, the northern socialist countries have already been elected to their governments.

In his book “Nordic Scipism”, the Danish author and politician Bill Dragite is exploring how socialist countries are like Denmark. Parliament will talk about its book this week At an event hosted by the Eastern Freedom Library in Saint -Paul, it will be joined by the historian of Minnesota Gary County. The event is free, but it is asked to register by the place. (Yaqoub Al -Wii)

Njál’s Saga fabric from Iceland on a tour of Minnesota

Until August 19 The length of the epic tissue in NJál in Iceland is 90 meters, and it is on a tour throughout the United States, with many stops in Minnesota. In 2013, using manually dyed wool, A community in southern Iceland It has begun to realize the Icelandic epic in the Middle Ages, which is “a family epic that revolves around friendship, disputes, battles, passion, and confrontation with strength, revenge, honor, shame and reconciliation.”

Tapestry was inspired by the Bayeux Taestry from France centuries ago, which depicts events leading to the battle of Hastings in 1066. Historical and Cultural Society in Clay Province A section of the epic 6-13 August will be displayed at the Hijmkomst Center in Moorhead. He will then travel to The American Danish Center In Minneapolis 15-19 August. (Alex V. Cipolle)

The story of the moth comes to the Bar and Amsterdam hall

August 13 – Stories novel, in one form or shape, saturates each platform. We are surrounded by it, sharing and learning from this practice. But how many times do we sit to write our stories?

The moth, which is famous for the events of telling stories and radio watches, Bring her legendary stories To Amsterdam and Hall at St. Paul on August 13. The attendees can subscribe to a place in the open storytelling competition or simply sitting and enjoying real personal tales on the theme “Childish”. Stories may remember the innocence of a preferred stuffed animal or embarrassing excitement to hide from crushing on the holiday.

This event brings the long traditions of the organization represented in telling stories, building society and common experiences of twin cities – which are presented in the best possible way: SAM style. (Anika Besst)

‘Queericana’ by Kandace Creel Falcón at Calendula

Until September 21 – The visual artist, writer and female female church researcher Condas Kreil Falcon has always been attracted towards vibrant colors in their drawings. Even in regular scenes such as free sofas that left on the sidewalk or strange like models arranged in the front yard, their bright colors create moments that feel eccentric and curious. Creel Falcón uses the appearance of signing in its exhibition “Quero” Currently displayed at Calendula at Lowertown St. Paul.

These paintings were inspired by the real scenes that they saw while driving along their neighborhood in the Minnesota countryside. They said: “I have made paintings for these places or these things regarding the areas they face to try to examine my own relationship as a strange person in these spaces.” “I really see myself reflected in this type of strange moments in the countryside.”

They hope that these scenes will help in a dam, instead of widening, the gap between the countryside to attend by inviting those present to consider new ways that can be seen and estimated in a rural context-something that is not always adopted. (Anika Besst)

“Lone Star Spirits” in Commonweal in LanesBoro

Until October 25 The Texas Leshio Store works as a “Lone Star Spirits” wallpaper at the Commonweal theater in Lanes. When a woman returns to Texas to visit her father, her journey is complicated by her ex -boyfriend looking to do not include him, as well as by the ghost of the wrestling pioneer, the bear chasing the family wine store.

In addition to being the story of a father/daughter, “Lone Star Spirits” It is a story about the small towns in America, which reflects the place of Landoro in Minnesota as an art and culture center away from a major American city. (Yaqoub Al -Wii)