Candid Theater Co. Highlights
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May 1, 1999 Candid theater co formed
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November 10, 1999 Candid Theater Co first production $9.36
- "Candid Theater Co. tackels a tough subject with grace"
~ South side pride
- "A young company opens with a bang...go see $9.36" ~Star tribune
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February 1, 2000 Little Shop of Horrors
- Best musical ~Lavender Magazine
- "Theatre company to watch" ~Star tribune
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June 5, 2000 Sketches in time By Maxine Klein
World premier of OBIE award winning director Maxine Klein
- Pulse of the Twin Cities "Hot Show"
- Outstanding ensemble ~Star tribune
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September 1, 2000 Androgyny By Seraphina Rishardson
- Best Direction ~Lavender Magazine
- Star Tribune "Hot ticket"
- "...one of the reasons that Minneapolis is known for
small theatre companies. Candid Theater Co. has yet to
disappoint" ~Pulse of the Twin Cities
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January - May 2001 Androgyny By Seraphina Rishardson
- Candid Theater Co. is invited to Rugters University Remount
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July 7 2001 8th floor of Limbo By Seraphina Richardson
- Pulse of the Twin Cities "Hot Show"
- Outstanding ensemble ~Lavender Magazine
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March 2002 Androgyny By Maxine Klein
- Best Play ~Lavender Magazine
- Outstanding ~Direction Star Tribune
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April 2002 Ambush World Premier by Maxine Klein
- Best Direction ~Lavender Magazine
- Best Director ~Star Tribune
- "Maxine Klein brings amazing thought and insight to her post
9/11 production, Candid Theater Co. once again has a winner"
~Lavender Magazine
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- Outstanding Play ~Pulse of the Twin Cities
- Star Tribune "Hot Ticket"
- "Smart productions are what Candid theater is known for,
Found Naked doesn't disappoint." ~Pulse of the Twin Cities
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January 2004 "31st and 1st" By Justin Kirkeberg and Maxine Klein
- "... has been missing for far to long but well worth it "31st and 1st"
~Pulse of the Twin Cities
- "A modern epic, told as a highly personal story... it wont let you go"
~insight news
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May 2005 Ambush by Maxine Klein
-"A smart update of what was a very smart play"
~Pulse of the Twin Cities
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August 2008 Macbeth by William Shakespeare
~ "a fascinating, bleak, spiritually arid quality to Shakespeare's tale--as if the
central issue of the play was not good vs. evil but hope vs. moral and spiritual
exhaustion."
~ Jack Helbig - Chicago Reader
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