I don’t know if you have heard the news, but Lyric Arts is having an absolutely spectacular season. And, your past support is what has helped us get here! I want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart for your helping providing a warm and welcoming home for professional theater (and theater education) right here in downtown Anoka.

Quite literally, Lyric Arts couldn’t entertain and inspire tens of thousands of audience members, artists, technicians, volunteers, and workshop students every year without generous
contributions from theater lovers just like you—and for those gifts, we are enormously grateful.

Director Scott Ford gives his take on the upcoming production of Anything Goes and Kate Beahen sings a song from the show.  Find out which song when you watch our Director's Take video for the show that the AM New Yorker calls, “a giddy explosion of escapist romance, combining old-fashioned farce, extended dance breaks and light, breezy songs.”

The Golden Age of Hollywood

By Jocelyn Horazdovsky

The play "Moonlight and Magnolias" is set in the golden age of Hollywood cinema. We sat down with the cast of the show to learn more about their favorite classic movies.  Watch our interviews with the cast as they reveal what they love most about classic films.

Director Adrian Lopez-Balbontin shares his thoughts on the upcoming production of Moonlight and Magnolias, opening June 2.

WE ARE SET TO LAUNCH! GET YOUR SECRET CLUES NOW! 

The FINAL EPISODE has been posted!

We invite to you to boldy go where no space panda has gone before.... Join us in our Revenge of the Space Pandas Podcast mission for your chance to experience the new Urban Air Adventure Park opening this summer in Coon Rapids.  Bring us the code!

Find out more about how you can join the mission and find the secret code!

Our Production Director, Brian J. Proball is making his Lyric Arts directorial debut with our production of Revenge of the Space Pandas. Pulitzer-prize winning playwright, David Mamet, pens this colorful children's sci-fi fantasy full of vibrant characters and hilarious dialogue perfectly suited to our second annual Theater for Young Performers production. 

In "Urinetown The Musical", it is a privilege to pee. So, we thought it would be fun to talk to the cast to find out what their privileges were.  Here's what some of them had to say