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Our 2026–2027 Season covers vast theatrical ground: From the existential dialogue in Waiting for Godot to the silly-yet-soaring music in The Pirates of Penzance, each story explores the realities of what it means to be human — sometimes through laughter or absurdity; other times through sorrow or suspense.
When we choose to experience theater together, something remarkable happens: Hope breaks through and propels us forward. This season is made to move you in big and small ways, and we can’t wait to experience it together.
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Macbeth
by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
directed by JOE DOWLING
Now – March 22
Wurtele Thrust Stage
When three witches utter a surprising incantation, a soldier and nobleman’s course is forever altered. Shakespeare’s thrilling story of treachery and ambition reveals the villainy that can emerge when power is sought.
Sleuth
by ANTHONY SHAFFER
directed by KIMBERLY SENIOR
Now – May 10
McGuire Proscenium Stage
A heart-pounding, high-stakes game of cat and mouse where two men’s web of lies, bargains and misdirections leads to the ultimate checkmate.
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Louisa May Alcott's Little Women
adapted by LAUREN M. GUNDERSON
from the novel by LOUISA MAY ALCOTT
directed by JACKSON GAY
April 18 – June 21, 2026
Wurtele Thrust Stage
Jo March desperately wants to be a writer — an unusual dream for a teenage girl in 1860s Massachusetts. With her father away during the Civil War, Jo and sisters Meg, Beth and Amy, at home with their mother Marmee, remain joyful and dutiful despite their modest circumstances. As time passes, the women in the family grow ever closer as they navigate love, loss and new beginnings. Yearning for independence, Jo is emboldened by her sisters to channel her angst into her stories, eventually finding her place in the world as a published author. This new adaptation of the beloved classic celebrates the wonderful and trying transition from girlhood to adulthood.
How the Guthrie Theater Helped Boost the Mill District
The Guthrie was recently included in Mpls.St.Paul Magazine’s list of people, places and organizations that have propelled the Twin Cities forward over the past 25 years. Discover how the Guthrie’s move to the Mill District set the stage for social and economic transformation and how Artistic Director Joseph Haj is working to ensure the theater remains a vibrant cultural hub for the community.
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