Upcoming
The Bootleg Blues Cast Announced
Theatre du Mississippi is proud to announce the cast list for their fall production of “The Bootleg Blues” by Winona’s Kathleen Peterson. Carew Halleck will be playing World War I vet and speakeasy owner, ‘Sam Zaborowski.’ Beth Halleck will be playing ‘Lucille Mitchell,’ a biology professor at Winona Teacher’s College. Drew Melius will be ‘Mattie…
Welcome!
Welcome to Theatre du Mississippi’s all-new web site. Please take a moment to bookmark us as we’ve moved to a new URL. This site looks a lot like our old site, we know, and it’s been a bit of work for Heidi Bryant/design-on-call to get it that way. We did that on purpose so…
About Us
Founded in 1997 and incorporated in 1998, Theatre du Mississippi is committed to the development and production of high-quality programs in the performing arts, particularly shows that address simultaneously entertain and enlighten our audiences. It is our aim to integrate artistic excellence and originality with a sense of community in the Winona area and beyond.
Mission Statement: To present performances that have a connection to the community, embracing original works that tell stories from the area’s rich history, as well as bringing outside stories that have meaning to the members of the community.
Theatre du Mississippi | P.O. Box 184 | Winona, MN 55987
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507-218-7767 (voicemail or text)
Support
As a non-profit organization, we are grateful to the generosity of our sponsors and volunteers for helping us provide community outreach, education, entertainment and, in particular, dedication to original works. We appreciate the following foundations and institutions for supporting our organization through their generous grants:
The Winona Foundation
The Slaggie Family Foundation
The Winona Fine Arts Commission
The Elizabeth Callender King Foundation
The Carl and Verna Schmidt Foundation
SEMAC
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.
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