Biography: How To Talk Minnesotan traces its roots to Howard Mohr’s 1987 book, updated in 2013, and it translated literary humor into a musical experience that celebrates Minnesota life. The performer’s work is closely linked with regional theaters that foster original storytelling, including HTTM productions that earned a place in Minnesota’s cultural landscape. The HTTM musical lineage continues to influence and be influenced by Minnesota’s vibrant theatre community, including collaborations with other regional writers and musicians.
Discography Highlights: The Winter Musical, captured in 1999 as How To Talk Minnesotan: The Winter Musical (Stage West Entertainment), remains a notable Original Cast recording. The broader Minnesota musical milieu has included connections to Church Basement Ladies (CBL) through composer and collaborator Drew Jansen, who has contributed to CBL’s longstanding series of Original Cast Recordings (CBL1, CBL2, etc.). These works reflect the shared regional energy and musical storytelling that HTTM sits within.
Upcoming Tour Info: Regional theatres across Minnesota periodically host HTTM-inspired performances or components within larger seasonal programs. When HTTM announcements appear, they typically highlight intimate, community-oriented venues where audiences can experience the Minnesotan voice live. For the latest schedule, check our listings and the official artist channels, and secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets for a smooth, no-fuss purchase experience.
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