“[Dreamers’ Circus’s] ideas are transmitted from imaginations to fingertips to ears with devilish virtuosity.” —The Herald
On March 4, Nordic indie-folk trio Dreamers’ Circus visit the Walker’s McGuire Theater as part of the 2024–2025 Performing Arts season. One of Denmark’s leading musical ensembles, Dreamers’ Circus bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary, drawing on a range of influences including folk, jazz, and classical music.
Formed more than a decade ago, Dreamers’ Circus includes piano and accordion player Nikolaj Busk, Violinist Rune Tonsgaard Sorensen, and cittern player Ale Carr. Together, their refreshing and invigorating melodies and improvisations have captured audiences worldwide.
Copresented with Schubert Club Mix in association with the American Swedish Institute.
Dreamers’ Circus
Tuesday, March 4, 7:30 pm
McGuire Theater
Tickets start at $25, fees included
ABOUT DREAMERS’ CIRCUS
The ambitiously inventive Nordic trio Dreamers’ Circus are one of the most talked about acts in the acoustic realm right now. They mine their backgrounds in traditional and roots music to present a genre-bending amalgam of folk sensitivity, jazz-tinged improvisation, and classical complexity distilled through an openness to popular music influences. Dreamers’ Circus displays virtuosic and incendiary musical ability across a range of instruments that includes fiddle, accordion, piano, and cittern, and with a resolutely contemporary approach, they have taken the new Nordic music scene by storm.
TICKETS
Ordering tickets is easy: visit walkerart.org/tickets or call 612.375.7600. Prices include all applicable fees. Box Office is open Wednesday–Sunday and one hour before performances.
ACCESSIBILITY
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For questions on accessibility or to request additional accommodations, call 612.375.7564 or email access@walkerart.org.
STUDENTS COME EARLY
Students own the rush line! Get in line an hour before showtime for $15 rush tickets. One ticket per person with student ID. (Some restrictions apply.)
GET TOGETHER
Experience these performances in a group of 10 or more people and save 15% on tickets. Purchase group tickets online, over the phone, or in person. The discount is automatically applied at checkout on orders of 10 or more tickets to the same performance.
MEMBERS DO MORE
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ABOUT SCHUBERT CLUB
Since 1893, Schubert Club has invited the world’s great recital soloists and ensembles to the Twin Cities and has promoted the superb musical talents of our community through performances, education, and museum programs. One of the first arts organizations in the country, Schubert Club remains today one of the nation’s most vibrant, relevant, and respected music organizations.
ABOUT AMERICAN SWEDISH INSTITUTE
The American Swedish Institute is a vibrant arts and cultural organization that engages locally and connects globally. With a campus including the historic Turnblad Mansion and the Nelson Cultural Center, ASI uses its resources to be a valuable community asset and integral partner.
ABOUT THE WALKER ART CENTER
The Walker Art Center is a renowned multidisciplinary arts institution that presents, collects, and supports the creation of groundbreaking work across the visual and performing arts, moving image, and design. Guided by the belief that art has the power to bring joy and solace and the ability to unite people through dialogue and shared experiences, the Walker engages communities through a dynamic array of exhibitions, performances, events, and initiatives. Its multiacre campus includes 65,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space, the state-of-the-art McGuire Theater and Walker Cinema, and ample green space that connects with the adjoining Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. The Garden, a partnership with the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board, is one of the first urban sculpture parks of its kind in the United States and home to the beloved Twin Cities landmark Spoonbridge and Cherry by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen. Recognized for its ambitious program and growing collection of more than 15,500 works, the Walker embraces emerging art forms and amplifies the work of artists from the Twin Cities and from across the country and the globe. Its broad spectrum of offerings makes it a lively and welcoming hub for artistic expression, creative innovation, and community connection.
rogram support provided by Leni and David Moore, Jr./The David and Leni Moore Family Foundation.
Acknowledgments
The Walker Art Center’s Performing Arts programs are made possible by generous support from the Doris Duke Foundation through the Doris Duke Performing Arts Fund, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Producers Council
Performing Arts programs and commissions at the Walker are generously supported by members of the Producers’ Council; Christina Evans and Weston Hoard; Nor Hall and Roger Hale; King’s Fountain/Barbara Watson Pillsbury; Sarah Lutman and Rob Rudolph; Emily Maltz; Leni and David Moore, Jr./The David and Leni Moore Family Foundation; Therese Sexe and David Hage; and Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney.
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