The Gray Mallard Theatre Company aims to bring professional theater to the Twin Cities in unique outdoor settings with accessibility, community engagement, and the inclusion of diverse voices as cornerstones integral to every production. Their belief that art belongs to everyone drives them to engage their community by creating a public gathering space centered around a dynamic, imaginative, and entertaining live performance, at no charge to their audience.
Incubator Directory
Phantom Chorus Theatre aims to serve as a grass-roots non-profit theatre company that specializes in collaborative, experimental, original works or adaptations. Through the mediums of puppetry, movement, music, and multimedia they strive to harness the power of imagination and wonder – to make the impossible real. With a focus on accessibility and community outreach, their aim is to bring a unique theatrical experience to a wider audience.
Virginia Twins aims to foster a collaborative performance company that creates theatrical dance pieces and movement workshops grounded in empathy, experimentation, and humor.
Turtle Theater Collective aims to produce high-quality, contemporary work that explores Native experiences and subverts expectations about how and when Native artists can create theater.
Journey Productions aims to engage, inspire, entertain, and challenge audiences with theatrical productions that range from the classics to the new works.
The Dragon Who Liked to Spit Fire aims to bring the show, “The Dragon Who Liked to Spit Fire,” to young school audiences from all backgrounds.
Minneapolis Performance Lab & School aims to challenge the audience’s experience while investigating liveness. MPLS cultivates new work, devises radical reinterpretations of mythos, and produces ensemble-generated non-linear events through engaging students and communities.
The Fox & Beggar Theater aims to bring provocative, innovative, and enchanting storytelling to a troubled world, through a broad fusion of both performing and visual arts.
Theater 55 aims to foster lifelong learning through theatre performance and education.
Orchard Theater Collective aims to create theatrical spaces where artists and audiences can join together in exploring the spiritual, existential, and social questions of our modern world through stories in the communal experience of theater.
Fortune’s Fool aims to create high quality theater productions of new works and works that are rarely produced in the Twin Cities, with an emphasis on Minnesota voices.
Toot aims to create original, non-script-based, theatrical performance pieces that illuminate overlooked energies of contemporary life.
an alleged Theatre Company aims to create original, artist-driven theatre, comedy, and variety performance.
What’s Next aims to create theater that furthers conversations necessary for the progress and education of our communities.
Threshold Theater aims to create fresh LGBTQ work and bring a broad audience of artists and the community fresh theater experiences through new work and original takes on classic LGBTQ works.
Cahoot?! Physical Theatre aims to subvert economic, geographic, and social boundaries by making innovative theatre accessible – to everyone.
Turtle Theater Collective aims to produce high-quality theater that explores contemporary Native experiences, and subverts expectations about how and when Native artists can create theater.
Theatre 55 aims to foster lifelong learning through theatre performance and education.
Transatlantic Love Affair aims to create physical theatre devoted to the imaginative telling of relevant stories.
On Stage aims to make local theater relevant to younger and non-traditional audiences and to lay the groundwork for building future theater audiences.