Frank Theatre

Fuel Fearless Theatre: Stand With Frank

Frank Theatre has never backed away from hard truths. Since 1989, we’ve brought bold, politically charged, socially conscious work to stages and unexpected spaces across the Twin Cities—theatre that challenges power, demands reflection, and refuses to look away.

In a cultural landscape dominated by safe choices and commercial caution, Frank remains fiercely independent. But vital, fearless art doesn't happen without community backing. This Give to the Max Day, your gift ensures Frank continues producing work that sparks dialogue, fosters solidarity, and takes real creative risks.

Why Your Support Matters 

Every dollar directly funds:

• Artists who take risks and dig deep to tell the stories that matter.

• Designers and technicians whose craft turns raw spaces into living, breathing worlds.

• Audiences hungry for art that refuses to look away.

Mission in Action: WE WON’T PAY, WE WON’T PAY!

Now Playing through November 22 at Mixed Blood Theatre

Our season opened with Dario Fo’s riotous farce about working-class housewives revolting against skyrocketing grocery prices and an unforgiving economic grind.

“At a moment when everyone is feeling squeezed by skyrocketing rent, groceries, and corporate greed, Fo’s comedy is solidarity. It’s loud, messy, subversive, and deeply human.” — Wendy Knox, Artistic Director

Staging work that holds a mirror to our current economic realities is why Frank exists—and your donation keeps that voice loud and clear.

Join the Resistance!

Support Frank Theatre this Give to the Max Day to keep fearless, politically charged art on Twin Cities stages. Your gift directly fuels the risk-taking actors, designers, and uncompromising stories that challenge convention and hold power accountable.

About Frank Theatre

Founded in 1989 by Artistic Director Wendy Knox, Frank Theatre is a Twin Cities-based professional company dedicated to producing work that stretches artists and challenges audience perceptions of urgent social, political, and cultural issues. Over 38 seasons and more than 85 productions, Frank has consistently provided an uncompromised artistic home for work that reflects and critiques the world we inhabit. Learn more at franktheatre.org.