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Minneapolis, Minnesota
Cedar-Riverside performing-arts space since 1910, a longtime LGBTQ+ stage.
Located in the historic Cedar-Riverside neighborhood, The Southern Theater is a cherished Minneapolis venue known for its commitment to non-traditional and engaging live art. Established in 1910, it has evolved into a hub for contemporary performing arts, hosting a diverse range of productions that challenge and inspire audiences. The Southern Theater is celebrated for its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere, making it a favorite among LGBTQ+ artists and audiences. Its programming often features works that explore themes of identity, diversity, and social justice, reflecting the theater's commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding through art.
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