Because the first round was so successful, a bunch more tickets have been donated -- more for some shows, and entirely new performances, productions, and companies added. These tickets will become available at noon on Friday, October 9. The system should be less overloaded this time, but know that you can go either through this site, or go directly to the reservation page. A full listing of participating shows, with schedule and links to get tickets. Browse the performance calendar.     |     Browse by genre.     |     What is Free Night? 101 Dalmatians (at the Orpheum) Alice in Wonderland (at Stages Theatre Company) Rasta Thomas' Bad Boys of Dance (at the Ordway) Bert & Ernie, Goodnight! (at Childrens Theatre) Big Love (at University of Minnesota Rarig Center) Bill W & Dr. Bob (at Illusion Theatre) Brave New Workshop Saves the Planet, or Yes We Can, But Do We Have To? (at Brave New Workshop) Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (at History Theatre) Deer Camp (from Actors Theater of Minnesota) Elijah's Wake (at Open Eye Figure Theatre) Faith Healer (at the Guthrie) .faust (from Sandbox Theatre) The Full Monty (from Theatre Latte Da) Hanuman & The Girl Prince (at SteppingStone Theatre) Hot Jazz, Harlem Night (at the Capri) The House Can't Stand (from Dominique Serrand & Steven Epp at the Southern) I Like Me (at Stages Theatre Company) The Importance of Being Earnest (at the Guthrie) King of Shadows (at Pillsbury House Theatre) Little House on the Prairie (at the Ordway) Marisol (from Theater Pro Rata) Mary's Wedding (at the Jungle Theatre) The Mayhem Poets (at Childrens Theatre) Moonlight & Magnolias (from Minnesota Jewish Theatre Co.) Northern Lights/Southern Cross (from INTERACT Theatre) Oklahoma (at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres) Othello (at Park Square Theatre) Othello (from Ten Thousand Things) Palace of the End (from Frank Theatre) Pas de Quatre (from Ballet of the Dolls) Radio Golf (at Penumbra Theatre) Rebecca (at Theatre In The Round) Ruined (at Mixed Blood) Space (at the Playwrights Center) Tales from the Book of Longing (from Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater) The Thugs (at Red Eye) The Walworth Farce (at the Walker Art Center) Yasmin Levy in Concert (at the Ordway) ...and more! particularly good shows for families This October, go to Twin Cities theater for free. For the last two weeks of October, pretty much all the theaters in the Twin Cities will make a couple thousand tickets available for free, just for the asking. In its fifth year nationally as a program of the Theatre Communications Group, Free Night of Theater now comes to Minnesota, letting you see something new. Whether you're a regular theater fan who has never gotten around to seeing that experimental group, or a performing arts novice who wonders what all the fuss is about, Free Night is your chance to see something new and different. For more information, email Michelle Pett.