News & Reviews
Interview: Marcela Lorca: The Evolution of An Artist (The Mary Hanson Show)
I always thought of myself as a total artist, as both a visual artist and…
Review: Thunder Knocking on the Door
Director Marcela Lorca has a sure hand for narratives with a foundation in myth and…
Article: ‘Thunder Knocking on the Door’ returns to the Twin Cities two decades after bowing at Guthrie
“What I’m discovering is that there is so much humanity and so many questions about…
Review: A Winter’s Tale: something reeks of tyranny
Lorca’s production is well balanced, never veering off into too much schtick meant to garner…
Review: “The Winter’s Tale” by Ten Thousand Things at Open Book
Ten Thousand Things does Shakespeare like no one else, making it accessible and understandable and…
Review: Messy, minimalist ‘Winter’s Tale’ resonates with the times
This “Winter’s Tale” is something that you feel, and that touches you, in Lorca’s visceral…
Marcela Lorca Receives Prestigious Zelda Fichandler Award
Stage Directors and Choreographers Foundation (SDCF), the not-for-profit foundation affiliated with Stage Directors and Choreographers…
Review: A powerful Passion closes Minnesota Orchestra’s Latin Sommerfest
I can’t blame the audience at Orchestra Hall for immediately rising to its feet and…
Review: Minnesota Orchestra’s passionate performance of Golijov masterpiece closes Sommerfest
Fueled by a formidable battery of percussion instruments, it hummed and shrieked and babbled with…
Review: Ten Thousand Things’ ‘Sor Juana’ is deftly crafted historical fiction
It completes director Marcela Lorca’s first season at the helm of Ten Thousand Things and…