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Reckless desire wreaks havoc over Memorial Day weekend as a family confronts the volatile and fragile nature of love. Inspired by Anton Chekhov's "The Seagull," set in rural New England in 1984.

A one-man filmed play of Leonard Nimoy's adaptation of "Van Gogh" (1979) by Phillip Stephens.

"An astronaut from the year 2113, is transported back in time to the nineteenth century, to save a woman doctor who's found a cure for cancer"

An old bitter miser is given a chance for redemption when he is haunted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve.

This special provides a backstage and beyond tour of the Guthrie Theater's new building in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Tornadoes are fashioned into weapons at a factory. The owners are driven by greed and don't care if innocent lives are lost in Flourtown. John and Kate search for a reason to live after their boys die at the indifferent hands of these industrialists.

25 years at the Guthrie takes you back to the history of the theater and the man who brought the classic stories to Minneapolis, Tyrone Guthrie.

Public Artist Craig David created murals for the Twins stadium. His latest installation is a nine-ton sculpture at the University of Minnesota. Guthrie Theater Wig Master Ivy Loughborough. and the Hip Hop Artists of No Bird Sing perform.

Grammy winner Dan Wilson creates his solo album. TDuniya Drum and Dance keep African traditions alive. Nancy Carlson, internationally known children's book author and illustrator and Joe Chvala founded The Flying Foot Forum.

Costume and set designer Mathew LeFebvre designs "A Christmas Carol. Gwen Hauser reveals layers of paint. Author Said Sallah Ahmed reads his book. Janet Lofquist discusses her public art. Salsa ensemble Charanga Tropical performs.

Designer Mathew LeFebvre creates for The Guthrie Theater's A Christmas Carol. Petronella Ytsma's photography shows the effects of Agent Orange.. Chholing Taha's paintings use imagery. Alicia Wiley and her band, All Eyes, perform.

Marion McClinton helped to define African American theater. Folk musicians Brian Miller and Randy Gosa collaborate. Irish Music from the Lumber Camps. Elizabeth Simonson's creates scientific sculptural installations. Solid Gold performs.

Regina Marie Williams prepares for a production. Glass artist Fred Kaemmer capitalizes on the interior. Bridget O'Malley and Amanda Degener of Cave Paper crafting paper. And Alex Crankshaft Larson and The Gear Grinders perform.

JoAnn Verburg deals with concepts of time and perspective. Marion McClinton, helped define African American theater. The philosophical chamber rock band Cloud Cult, led by Craig Minowa, releases their tenth album, Love.

Joe Dowling has built a center for theater arts and theater education. Alchemy and tradition are reflected in photographer Andrew Moxom's timeless wet plate Collodion portraits. Hip hop artist Brother Ali performs in TPT's studio.

Kevin Kling collaborates with Minnesota's most talented performers. Eddie Hamilton's Shadows Project brings awareness to the challenges disabled people face. Red House Records has been representing artists since the early 1980s.

From PBS - Izzie begs her friend Jake to eat something other than snack foods, but he claims anything that's good for him tastes terrible. Learning from the SciGirls how to come up with snacks that are both tasty and healthy, she tests them on Jake. He can't believe his tastebuds, but he still insists on one more crunchy snack - just for dessert.