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May 24, 2013

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Bain Boehlke weaves a tale of power and greed in the Jungle Theater’s interpretation of “Deathtrap.”
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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jkellen@mndaily.com

What: “Deathtrap”

When: 7:30 p.m., Tuesdays through Thursdays; 8 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays; 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sundays; March 29-May 19

Where: The Jungle Theater, 2951 S. Lyndale Ave., Minneapolis

Cost: $20-38

Bain Boehlke does not own a harness or a set of carabineers. This won’t stop the artistic director of the Jungle Theater from insisting he’s a climber, though.

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Bain Boehlke weaves a tale of power and greed in the Jungle Theater’s interpretation of “Deathtrap.”
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Which came first: the kitchen or the egg?
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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lnieboer@mndaily.com

Pink Peeps and Cadbury Eggs have some stiff competition from the contents of the brown and white shells care of Mother Hen/Mother Nature. No sugary treat can compete with a soft egg white, crisp and buttery on the edges and tender in the middle or with a broken middle — a flowing stream of rich, intensely yellow yolk.

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Which came first: the kitchen or the egg?
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First date questions answered from four of faculty’s finest foxes.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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Is it in the gaze from behind their wide-framed spectacles? Their smooth vocal delivery of the sociological perspectives of race in the mid-1960s? What about the flawless curve of their cursive letter “c” on the whiteboard? Whatever — some professors are just downright appealing, and we wonder what they’re like outside of the classroom.

The ballots are in and the nominees accounted for. We’ve asked four of the top tempting teachers questions deemed first-date worthy. Answers sufficient for second date inquiries.

 

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First date questions answered from four of faculty’s finest foxes.
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A&E plans your weekend. You’re welcome, ya Pixy Stix.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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Friday

 

K.N.E.W Youth Poetry Slam Finals

In the Heart of the Beast Theatre, 1500 E. Lake St., Minneapolis

 

7 p.m.

 

$3 for youth; $5 for adults

 

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A&E plans your weekend. You’re welcome, ya Pixy Stix.
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Jerk off at the movies: “Starbuck” scrounges up sentiment between masturbation jokes.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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“Starbuck”

Where: Landmark Edina

Rated: R

Directed by: Ken Scott

Starring: Patrick Huard, Julie LeBreton, Antoine Bertrand

Opens: Friday

 

The opening scene of “Starbuck” finds its hero furiously masturbating, trying to produce enough sperm to fill a plastic vial. He flips through several pornographic magazines until he finally grunts, just one of David Wozniak’s (Patrick Huard) 533 sperm donations.

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One of Cuba’s great musical transplants resides in the Twin Cities.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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Ivory-tickler Ignacio “Nachito” Herrera came to the Twin Cities in 2001 from Cuba when opportunities to play, teach and conduct proved too good to pass up.

Upon learning that his visa would not be reissued if he returned home, Herrera decided to stay and fight for a chance to remain with the aid of immigration attorneys.

“Two years after I decided to stay, I was able to bring my family over from Cuba,” Herrera said. “Obviously that was based on a mutual agreement after talking to my wife. It was a hard decision.”

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One of Cuba’s great musical transplants resides in the Twin Cities.
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The belle of indie-soul debutantes talks with A&E about festival season, Prince and dropping out of college.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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What: Lianne La Havas

When: 8 p.m., Sunday

Where: Varsity Theater, 1308 Fourth St. SE, Minneapolis

Cost: $18-$20

Age: 18+

 

The past year has been a whirlwind for Lianne La Havas. Between her impeccable guitar playing, funky girlish style and sweet British lilt, she crooned her way into the hearts of soul fans everywhere with her debut album, “Is Your Love Big Enough.”

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Sticking around for Easter Sunday? Here’s what you can do.
Publish Date: 
Thu, 03/28/2013
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pmaloney@mndaily.com

Spring break is long over, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop celebrating.

You’ve passed the age limit for most local egg hunts, and you might be a little too big for pictures with shopping center Easter bunnies, but there’s still plenty to do this Sunday around the Twin Cities.

 

EATS

 

Windows on Minnesota Easter Brunch

 

Basil’s Restaurant, 710 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis

 

10 a.m.–2 p.m., Sunday

 

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Subhead: 
Nathan Williams and Stephen Pope give us old members, new albums and Don Julio to sip on.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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What: Wavves

 

When: 7 p.m., Friday

 

Where: 7th St. Entry, 701 N. First Ave., Minneapolis

 

Cost: $16 advance, $18 door (Sold out)

 

Age: 18+

 

With the release of their album “Afraid of Heights” and a tour of sold-out shows across the country, the boys of the indie surf-punk band Wavves are makin’ ripples in 2013.

Frontman Nathan Williams and bassist Stephen Pope threw A&E some bones to chew on before they play 7th St. Entry on Friday night.

 

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The local rapper finds a voice, even in the face of neglect.
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Thu, 03/28/2013
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What: Clairy Browne & Bangin’ Rackettes with Toussaint Morrison

When: 7:30 p.m., Sunday

Where: The Nether Bar at Mill City Nights, 111 Fifth N. St. , Minneapolis

Cost: $10

Age: 18+

 

Toussaint Morrison doesn’t work very well in “the system.” After taking an extra year or two to graduate from the University of Minnesota, getting fired from his job and being overlooked in the Minneapolis rap scene, the self-described “Rhymesayer without the label” is doing things his own way.

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