“Tig is so funny. She is so comfortable on stage and takes her time like a master. She has the timing of Bob Newart and the body of a tiny lumberjack. Its so fun to watch her. She’s funny without even saying a word. She just has that thing and its hilarious.”

                                                     Sarah Silverman, Actor/Writer/Comedian

Tickets: $16, $18 at the door

Newlyweds Hope and Alan are nauseatingly in love. But when old friends of Alan expose a skeleton in his closet, a last minute operation may be in order to keep the peace.

Don’t miss the World Premiere of this electrifying new comedy which gives a whole new meaning to family ties. Its perfect for date night.

Tickets: $23 and $25

The Music Box Theatre goes back to its cinematic roots as a 1920’s movie theater with the presentation of a series of Twentieth Century classic movies. The season begins with China Town (1974) and Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid (1982) as a double feature.

Drinks may be taken into the auditorium.

Tickets: $7

The Music Box Theatre and Paul Metsa present three unique evenings of concert and conversation with legendary American musicians. Enjoy a concert and a live conversational platform concerning the musical lives of these iconic figures.

“The concept is an excellent one: conversation and concert with a veteran music figure. An interview to get the back story and a post interview performance on the same, intimate stage.”

John Bream, Star Tribune

Each performance will feature an after show party at the theater.

Tickets: $12 advance, $14 at the door, $30 for a series package

Scarlet Rivera with Gene LaFond and the Wild Unknown (past event)

Willie West & Willie Walker

Big Jay McNeely

                                 Join us at Market Bar-B-Que

                                 for pre and post show specials.

October 21-31

This Fall the Music Box Theater Minneapolis brings a spectacular new event to the Twin Cities. The Haunted Theater will take audiences deep into the depths of what was once The Loring Theater.

First opening its doors 90 years ago as a silent movie house in the cold winter of 1920, this cavernous old theater now has stories to tell. Thick with atmosphere of times past and chilled with hauntings of long forgotten characters, The Haunted Theater takes visitors on an eerie journey. Guests are led through a spine-chilling labyrinth of rooms, basements and corridors where the legends of the theater’s past still wait for audiences to entertain.

Local artists, designers and actors have come together under the guidance of Minneapolis producer and director Steve Barberio to make this psychologically thrilling event a new fixture in the Twin Cities Fall calendar. Enter through this gateway to the past and be part of an innovative new experience set to become a Halloween classic.

Tickets: $12 advance, $14 at the door