We’re RE-OPENING in September!
As Strike Theater is preparing to open up again, we will be adding a lot of show info soon! Our full programming will resume in September, but if you’re looking for something to do in July....
July 23rd and 24th
Nikola Tesla and the Mother of Invention
Friday, July 23: 7pm CST
Saturday, July 24: 7pm CST
TICKETS
Tesla was a brilliant inventor. She also had a son.
Electricity pioneer Nikola Tesla’s role model was an uneducated, illiterate housewife–his mother Djuka. Djuka tinkered, experimented, and invented–making a science out of the domestic sphere. This musical exploration of Djuka and her most famous invention–her son Nikola–tells the story of the magnetic push and pull of family bonds, the branching currents of freedom and choices, and balancing surprising sources of energy
Runtime: 60 minutes
Tickets: $10-$30 sliding scale
Advance reservations are *required* for this reduced-capacity indoor event, which is limited to 50 attendees maximum. Both fully vaccinated performers will be unmasked during the show for the sake of clarity, but we ask all audience members to please wear masks inside the building when not eating or drinking so we can all do our best to keep one another safe.
Matheatre will be donating 10% of ticket proceeds to the Malala Fund--working for a world where every girl can learn and lead.
July 23rd and 24th
Nikola Tesla and the Mother of Invention
Friday, July 23: 7pm CST
Saturday, July 24: 7pm CST
TICKETS
Tesla was a brilliant inventor. She also had a son.
Electricity pioneer Nikola Tesla’s role model was an uneducated, illiterate housewife–his mother Djuka. Djuka tinkered, experimented, and invented–making a science out of the domestic sphere. This musical exploration of Djuka and her most famous invention–her son Nikola–tells the story of the magnetic push and pull of family bonds, the branching currents of freedom and choices, and balancing surprising sources of energy
Runtime: 60 minutes
Tickets: $10-$30 sliding scale
Advance reservations are *required* for this reduced-capacity indoor event, which is limited to 50 attendees maximum. Both fully vaccinated performers will be unmasked during the show for the sake of clarity, but we ask all audience members to please wear masks inside the building when not eating or drinking so we can all do our best to keep one another safe.
Matheatre will be donating 10% of ticket proceeds to the Malala Fund--working for a world where every girl can learn and lead.
LocationStrike Theater
824 18th Ave NE Minneapolis, MN 55418 Strike Theater is located in the Thorp Building. You can park on the street for free right in front of the theater. Additional parking is available in the lot at the end of the building. |