Biography
Home Street Home: Minneapolis centers on Zeke Cooper, a street musician navigating downtown Minneapolis as he encounters and reflects on homelessness and housing scarcity. The work uses intimate storytelling, ensemble performance, and real-world urban settings to illuminate social issues with empathy and nuance. The piece was developed by zAmya Theater Project, an organization known for inclusive storytelling that centers the experiences of people who have lived through homelessness and housing instability.
Production History
Original production: 2016 at Guthrie Theater, Dowling Studio, Minneapolis. Run dates: September 16–25, 2016. The Guthrie’s intimate Dowling Studio provided an ideal environment for a personal, documentary-style theater experience, allowing audiences to connect closely with Zeke’s journey through the city.
Discography Highlights
Home Street Home: Minneapolis is not a music act and does not have a formal discography or single releases. It is a theatrical performance with a narrative arc rooted in social themes rather than a stand-alone music album. For fans of the material, consider exploring recordings and performances by the zAmya Theater Project that align with its mission of community-based storytelling.
Upcoming Tour Information
There are no current or announced music tours or performances for Home Street Home: Minneapolis as of 2025. The page aims to preserve historical context and relevance for Minneapolis theater enthusiasts and those researching urban storytelling in performance art.
Social Media & Official Links
Stay connected with zAmya Theater Project for updates on related works and future community performances, and explore Guthrie Theater’s official channels for archival material and potential revival opportunities.
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