HQ Function

Serves as the primary venue for all theatrical productions, administrative offices, rehearsal spaces, educational programs, and public engagement activities.

Notable Features:

Iconic blue building designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Jean Nouvel; three distinct performance spaces (Wurtele Thrust Stage, McGuire Proscenium Stage, Dowling Studio); the "Endless Bridge" cantilevered observation deck offering panoramic views; dramatic amber-colored glass lobby windows offering views of the city and river.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment dedicated to artistic excellence and innovation. Staff includes artists, artisans, technicians, educators, and administrators passionate about theater and community engagement.

HQ Significance:

A leading regional theater in the United States, a cultural landmark for Minneapolis and Minnesota, and a significant contributor to the American theatrical landscape. Its design and location make it an architectural icon.

Values Reflected in HQ: Artistic excellence, innovation, community engagement, accessibility. The building's open design, multiple performance spaces, and public areas like the Endless Bridge reflect a commitment to welcoming the community and showcasing diverse theatrical experiences.

Location:

While rooted in Minneapolis, the Guthrie Theater's influence extends nationally and internationally through its reputation for artistic excellence, occasional international collaborations, attracting global talent, and its pioneering role in the American regional theater movement. Its work and artists often receive global recognition, contributing to its presence on the world stage.

Street Address:

818 South 2nd Street

City:

Minneapolis

State/Province:

Minnesota

Country:

USA