In 1969, Theatre in the Round moved from downtown Minneapolis to its current  LOCATION in the Seven Corners neighborhood, a turn-of-the-century furniture warehouse which had just lost its tenant, Bimbo's Pizza Emporium. Under the guidance of the architectural firm Ralph Rapson & Associates -- designers of the Guthrie and University of Minnesota theaters -- workers built a unique arena stage, where the audience surrounds the action.  Its 259 seats are only seven rows deep, so no seat is more than 30' from center stage. 

You'll experience your favorite plays from a wholly new perspective -- in the round.

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When...they converted Bimbo's Pizza Emporium, the theatre created excellent sightlines in its intimate arena. St. Paul Pioneer Press  ...small cozy theatre that makes you feel like you're there.   Spotlight ...remarkable for its unconventional staging...  Minnesota Daily