Girl Friday Production’s mission is to inspire audiences and provide career growth for artists via outstanding, textually rich theatrical productions that illuminate the human condition. We focus on creating the highest quality, thought-provoking theatrical experience in process and product.
Founded in 2004, Girl Friday produced Love Letters and Hate Mail in 2004, An Empty Plate in the Café du Grand Boeuf in July 2005 (MRAC funded), and two acclaimed productions of the award-winning works of Thornton Wilder—Our Town in July 2007, and The Skin of Our Teeth in July 2009 (MRAC funded). Our Town, directed by Craig Johnson, was selected as one of the Pioneer Press’ “Top Ten Shows of 2007” and The Skin of Our Teeth, directed by Benjamin McGovern, was selected as a MinnPost “Favorite for 2009.”
Our most recent production of Street Scene came out of our tradition of boldly exploring American society.
Girl Friday performed Elmer Rice's Street Scene July 7-30, 2011 at the Minneapolis Theater Garage. This slice of life drama won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize. It ran for 15 performances at the Minneapolis Theater Garage.
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