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Two Queens One Castle
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 23, 2002
Closed Jan 26, 2003
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

Mixed Blood's 2002/2003 season opens with Two Queens One Castle, a musical parable by local songstress extraordinaire and Oscar nominee Jevetta Steele. Through 15 gospel, R&B, jazz, and pop tunes, Steele explores her life?s complexities?catapulting career, motherhood, marriage, extended family, church?which are even more complicated when half of the married couple is clandestinely gay. Stigmas of homosexuality within African American communities are explored and exposed, and the foundation of love collides with deceit and illness in a harmonic affirmation of self-worth. The musical is adapted for the stage and directed by Thomas W. Jones II, with music by J.D. Steele and William Hubbard and musical direction by Sanford Moore.

This production will take a one-month break while Mixed Blood
stages its next show in the 2002/03 season, The Boys Next Door, playing December 4-29. Two Queens returns from Dec. 31-Jan. 26, 2003.

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



Mixed Blood Theatre
1501 S 4th St
Minneapolis, MN 55454

The Mixed Blood Theatre Company is a professional, multi-racial theatre company dedicated to encouraging cultural pluralism, individual equality, and artistic excellence. To accomplish this mission, Mixed Blood is founded on five primary objectives: [...] Read More

WHAT ARE CRITICS SAYING?


Premiering at Minneapolis's Mixed Blood Theater, Two Queens One Castle explores the life of local songstress Jevetta Steele through 18 back-to-back songs, ranging from gospel and R&B to jazz and pop tunes. Defying the traditional expectations of musical theater, where music and dance are integrated into dramatic plot, this "autobiographical musical-parable" lets plot and exposition yield to the emotional impact of the music.

The Oscar-nominated Steele (she received the nod for performing the song "Calling You" in Bagdad Cafe) was eight-and-a-half months pregnant with her second child when her husband confessed that he was HIV positive. He said he contracted the diseas[...]


Reviewed by Joel Dossi on Oct 28, 2002

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