​"Superb. Luminous. Simply beautiful to behold."
- Graydon Royce, Minneapolis Star Tribune 
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"Long's comic timing is perfect." 
​- Michael Anthony, Minneapolis Star Tribune 

​"Incandescent."
​- Rohan Preston, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
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 "She makes stopping the show look easy."
​-  KMSP-TV Fox Twin Cities, Alan Beck 
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​  "She rips our hearts out with both her singing and her acting."
​- Hap Erstein, The Palm Beach Post
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​"Shimmering soprano with sensuous longing."
​- Joan Oliver Goldsmith, St. Paul Pioneer Press 
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"A dazzling interpretation.
​Her spectacular voice is sweet, then searing."
​- Camille LeFevre, Minnpost:  

​"Long's beautiful operatic voice seems to consecrate the stage, and everything suddenly feels like a fairy tale."
​- Anne Ursu, City Pages 

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES


​ July 17 - August 16, 2026
 
Park Square Theater
 
The Butler Did It

World Premiere ​by Jeffrey Hatcher
Directed by David Ira Goldstein

A perfectly planned murder. A perfectly executed theft.
But which butler did it -- and why?
Set in 1975 San Francisco at the prestigious Portland School for Gentlemen’s Gentlemen - a finishing school for butlers who serve the fabulously wealthy - The Butler Did It transports audiences to a world where appearances can be deceiving, every detail matters, and everyone has something to hide.


Norah originates the role of Lady Caroline.
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September 30 - October 25, 2026
 
Park Square Theater
  
On the Razzle

By Tom Stoppard
​Directed by Stephen DiMenna
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When their employer departs for a reckless romantic escapade, two young shop assistants seize their moment. Determined “to acquire a past before it’s too late,” they abandon their provincial responsibilities and head to Vienna for a spree that quickly spirals into a whirlwind of mistaken identities, romantic misfires, elaborate lies, and breathless pursuit.
Tom Stoppard’s On the Razzle is a joyous explosion of language and farce. 
November 21–December 20, 2026
   
History Theatre
  
Beyond the Rainbow
  
Book by William Randall Beard
​Music Arrangements by David Lohman
Directed by Laura Leffler

Celebrate the holidays with one of America’s most beloved singers and entertainers. In this stirring musical tribute, Judy Garland takes the stage at Carnegie Hall in 1961 and performs one of the most celebrated concerts in history. Follow Judy’s story from her early years in Minnesota to “beyond the rainbow.” Garland’s greatest hits, fresh new staging, and the same deep dive into Judy’s life.