Guthrie Theater

Graywolf Press and the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank are thrilled to present Per Petterson, author of the international bestseller Out Stealing Horses. Petterson will discuss his new novel, I Curse the River of Time, with Graywolf publisher Fiona McCrae, and featured passages will be read by Petterson and actor Terry Hempleman. A book signing will follow the event.

What was the inspiration for the set? Was the play rewritten in rehearsals? Aren't those wigs itchy? Find out at these behind-the-scenes workshops.

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: When It Don’t Come Easy is Keri Noble’s third, full-length studio release. It contains all the elements that Noble’s fans have come to expect and love: heartfelt, raspy vocals, songs that tell stories of love lost and found, as well as themes of self awareness and empowerment, accompanied by hook-heavy, sparkling piano parts.

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: Building upon his seventeen years as the leader of what Tom Shales, famed TV critic of the Washington Post called “the best band in late night Television,” the Max Weinberg Big Band is a bold, swinging fifteen-piece aggregation that continues the traditions established by Max’s musical heroes — among whom Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, Doc Severinsen, and Maynard Ferguson lead the pack.

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: Throughout her career, Williams has employed a reporter’s keen eye and a fiction writer’s feel for nuance in the act of confronting what she’s described as “the big picture of how people approach life.” Laden with intriguing narrative twists and vivid imagery, Many Great Companions is a two-CD set that generously and comprehensively pairs a career overview with the artist’s latest recording project.

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: Having broken records, been littered with awards, sold multi-platinum recordings and played at high profile sporting tournaments on the British calendar, Katherine Jenkins has completed her work in the classical/crossover field.

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: Stuart D’Rozario in concert

LIVE AT THE GUTHRIE: For the past three decades, Leo Kottke has pursued a unique musical vision that has placed him among the foremost acoustic guitar stylists of our time.

Kevin Kling returns to the Guthrie in his celebrated one-man-show to spin his hilarious yarn of family tradition and holiday merriment.