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Create a More Connected Minnesota

Green Line riders may come across something unusual on Saturday afternoon. A 

progressive performance by the Minnesota Museum of American Art, community actors and From There to Here artists Wing Young Huie and Ashley Hanson

 will take place along the rail link. The event aims to celebrate the neighborhoods of Minneapolis and St. Paul.  

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Hanson about the Green Line Theatre team, its efforts and vision.

MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with artist Ashley Hanson about a unique performance on Saturday along University Avenue that involves light rail and multiple stops.

Riders on the Green Line on Saturday may stumble across something unusual:  A play, staged in the light rail train and at various stops along its route. The play aims to celebrate the neighborhoods of Minneapolis and St. Paul, and to encourage people to use the light rail line connecting the two downtowns.  MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Ashley Hanson, who's producing the show with photographer Wing Young Huie.

Progressive play on the (Green) Line

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