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History Theatre is a nationally-recognized leader for creating work based on the American experience. Now in its 41st season, History Theatre continues its tradition of creating brave new work that touches people's lives and engages audiences. It does this through an annual mainstage season, Raw Stages (a public staged reading series to develop new work) and a vital arts and humanities education program.

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Coco's Barrio: Cinco de Mayo Come experience Cinco de Mayo, live! Be part of the live audience of the satirical social political radio show, to be broadcast from downtown St. Paul. Coco's Barrio showcases the power of Latinx artists with humor, drama and music. On this episode, we'll join our sister radio station at the Tijuana border to learn what money can do to make a beautiful wall. Witness a revolution! Embark on a musical adventure with wonderful Latin American music. Coco's Barrio: Cinco de Mayo is sure to delight you.

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Online Ticketing Terms and Conditions The following terms apply to all online ticket orders for events ordered from History Theatre. By submitting your order you agree to these terms and conditions. Review your event, date and seating area selection carefully before submitting your order. There are no cancellations or refunds . Be aware that there are 15 stairs to get to the balcony. Exchanges from a performance of a show for which you are currently ticketed into another performance of the same show may be made by phone at 651-292-4323 . Single ticket holders may exchange their tickets up to 24 hours prior to the ticketed performance time. An exchange fee of $5 will apply. Exchanges are at the discretion of History Theatre. Special services are available for persons with disabilities. Please specify your needs when ordering tickets. Select performances are audio-described for vision-impaired patrons, sign-interpreted for Deaf patrons and open captioned for Hard of Hearing patrons. The theatres are equipped with assistive listening devices to assist patrons with hearing impairments. Additionally, Braille and large-print versions of the program are available upon request.

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Jen Maren was a junior in 1993 at Red Wing High School - a budding actress fresh off her triumphant performance as Maria in THE SOUND OF MUSIC. One spring day her mother, Margo, ambushed her with the news that Jenny was wanted in New York. A huge opportunity in the Big Apple! Sally Jessy Rafael wanted to fly the two of them to New York to appear as a girl who couldn't get a date to prom and her angry mother. No date to prom. NATIONAL TV! And off they went. This was the bus of humiliation under which Margo was delighted to toss her first born. It's a story Jen's been telling and retelling over and over through the years. A lifelong investigation of nature of the love she felt for the preposterous human being she was blessed to call mom. And yes. We have the tape!

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HE'S 81, BUT SOUNDS 21! "Barry ZeVan, The Weatherman" is how he was known on KSTP-TV in the mid-1970s. He holds the record for being the highest-rated television weathercaster in U.S. television history with 51 percent of the audience in July, 1974, but there's much more to Barry than television weathercasting. He also has had a literal lifetime as an actor and singer on national television and professional stage, all chronicled in Barry's autobiography, "Barry ZeVan, My Life Among The Giants - A Memoir" (actor Jerry Stiller urged Barry to write the book). Now, at age 81, Barry's voice is still as strong as it was when he was a singing cast member of THE PERRY COMO SHOW for two years as one of The Ray Charles Singers, Perry's backup group. Barry's stories are truly unique and powerful, "living it" with many of the world's most influential people. The songs he sings and stories he tells will trigger warm nostalgic memories and he thanks you for being here to share in his resurrected joy of doing what he loves most in show business: Singing and reminiscing about many parts of his very full (and unpredictable) life.

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History Theatre Presents in Partnership with Lori Dokken : Shout Sisters Shout! An evening of music composed by well-known women and presented by local female musicians.

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Purchase access to History Theatre's first 40 years chronology. A comprehensive collection of our productions, cast lists, photos, commentary by artists and so much more. Select your price and help support History Theatre's next 40 years.

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Online Ticketing Terms and Conditions The following terms apply to all online ticket orders for events ordered from History Theatre. By submitting your order you agree to these terms and conditions. Review your event, date and seating area selection carefully before submitting your order. There are no cancellations or refunds . Be aware that there are 15 stairs to get to the balcony. Exchanges from a performance of a show for which you are currently ticketed into another performance of the same show may be made by phone at 651-292-4323 . Single ticket holders may exchange their tickets up to 24 hours prior to the ticketed performance time. An exchange fee of $5 will apply. Exchanges are at the discretion of History Theatre. Special services are available for persons with disabilities. Please specify your needs when ordering tickets. Select performances are audio-described for vision-impaired patrons, sign-interpreted for Deaf patrons and open captioned for Hard of Hearing patrons. The theatres are equipped with assistive listening devices to assist patrons with hearing impairments. Additionally, Braille and large-print versions of are available upon request.

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Sing along with the cast of Glensheen!

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