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​​In this hip and irreverent parody, God has come to Six Points Theater to deliver a new Ten Commandments in order to clarify what the Almighty wants from humanity. With the help of two wingmen, along with questions and comments from the audience, we explore popular culture and current news. Not mincing words, God engages us to reflect on the world today. And God does this all with a sense of humor! Starring Sally Wingert as God.
CAST
Kevin Brown, Jr (Michael) is thrilled to be back as Six Points Theater having been in Survivors 2025 and Survivors 2024, his debut. He’s a local Twin Cities actor who’s performed at places such as History Theatre, Artistry, Capri and Ordway Center for the Performing Arts. He received his BFA in Musical Theatre from University of Miami. Go Canes!
Andrew Newman (Gabriel) is excited to be making his debut at Six Points Theater with this amazing cast and crew. He has appeared on stages across the Twin Cities, including the History Theatre, Park Square Theatre, Artistry, and Lyric Arts. Favorite past roles include Christopher Wren (The Mousetrap), Rudy (Bent), Patsy (Spamalot), and the title role in The Government Inspector. He is the Executive Director at Minneapolis Musical Theatre, where he's appeared in productions such as Daddy Long Legs, Happy Days, and Big River.
Sally Wingert (God): "Let's start this bio off with, I like the sound of that!" Sally's work at Six Points Theater has included Family Secrets, Woman Before A Glass, 2.5 Minute Ride, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife and Rose. She recently played Amanda Wingfield in the ALLEYTHEATRE's production of The Glass Menagerie in Houston. Here in the Twin Cities she spent the holidays as Madam in Theater Latté Da's Cinderella. Sally has been a proud Actors' Equity Association member for 43 years. Her work has been seen throughout the Twin Cities and across the country. She considers herself very fortunate.
PRODUCTION ARTISTS
Craig Johnson (Director) is a long-time actor and director in the Twin Cities with over 300 productions. At Six Points Theater he directed Torch Song, Uncle Philip's Coat, A Pickle (featuring Sally Wingert), The Chanukah Guest, Mizlansky/Zalinsky or 'schmucks,' and Becoming Doctor Ruth, and acted in Jest a Second! In the Twin Cities, Craig has worked at the Jungle Theater, Theater Latté Da, Park Square Theatre, Gremlin Theatre, History Theatre and many others. He teaches directing at the University of Minnesota. Recognition includes Ivey Awards for acting and directing, and "Theater Artist of the Year" from City Pages and Lavender magazines.
Michael Hoover (Scenic Design) returns to Six Points Theater after designing The Messenger, Torch Song, Sisters in Law, Two Jews Walk Into A War...,The People's Violin, Promise of America, O my God!, Shul, Actually, The Last Schwartz, Natasha and the Coat, Collected Stories, We Are the Levinsons, The Whipping Man, Dai (enough), Bad Jews, and The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife, among others. Michael has designed for Guthrie Theater, Theater Latté Da, Park Square Theatre, History Theatre, Sidekick Theatre, Asolo Repertory Theatre (Sarasota, FL), The Naples Players (Naples, FL), ZACH Theatre (Austin, TX) and The Fifth Avenue Theatre (Seattle, WA). Michael is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829.
A. Emily Heaney (Costume Design) is pleased to return to Six Points Theater, after working on The Messenger, The Moneylender’s Daughter and The Wanderers. At Fortune’s Fool Theatre, she recently costumed the world premiere of Cold Planet, and Warm Heart. She has costumed shows for theaters around the Twin Cities, including Park Square Theatre, Lakeshore Players Theatre, Gremlin Theater, Walking Shadow Theatre, Shakespeare & Company, and Theatre in the Round. Regionally, she worked for Paul Bunyan Playhouse in Bemidji and Pioneer Place in St. Cloud. Emily is the National Costume Rental Coordinator at Norcostco in Golden Valley.
Todd M. Reemtsma (Lighting Design) is happy to return to Six Points Theater having previously worked on Survivors 2025, Just for Us, Torch Song, Survivors 2024, The Wanderers, Two Jews Walk Into A War... Chanukah in the Dark, The People's Violin, Operation: Immigration and Significant Other. He has designed lighting for American Repertory Theatre-Director’s Lab (Cambridge, MA), Gallery Players (Brooklyn, NY), and Footsteps Theater Company (Chicago, IL), as well as St. Croix Festival Theatre (St. Croix Falls, WI), for Man of La Mancha, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
C Andrew Mayer (Sound Design) has designed over a dozen shows at Six Points Theater including The Moneylender’s Daughter, Sisters in Law, The People's Violin, Significant Other, Actually, and Photograph 51. He has worked at many other theaters in the Twin Cities and elsewhere. He was a McKnight Theater Artist Fellow, and in the summer serves as the Producing Director of the Acadia Repertory Theatre on Mount Desert Island in Maine.
Brady Whitcomb (Technical Director) is returning to Six Points Theater having worked on The Messenger, Just for Us, Torch Song, The Moneylender's Daughter, and Sisters in Law. Other theaters he's worked with include: Stages Theatre Company, Lakeshore Players Theatre, SOAR Regional Arts, Cross Community Players, and Bunce Performing Arts. Brady works as a Scenic Designer and Technical/Build Director for multiple Twin Cities theaters and schools. In addition to being a scenic designer, he is also an artist of many mediums including photography, mixed media, and animation.
Becca Kravchenko (Stage Manager) returns to Six Points Theater after working on The Messenger, Survivors 2025, Survivors 2024, Just for Us, Torch Song, and Sisters in Law. She has taken on multiple roles in the Twin Cities theater community including that of carpenter, electrician, and stagehand. Some of the companies she has worked with in the past include Park Square Theatre, Mixed Blood Theatre, Theater Mu, Guthrie Theater, and Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. She has a BA in Theatre Arts from Augsburg University.
LOCATION
Highland Park Community Center
1978 Ford Parkway St. Paul, MN 55116
Free and easy parking
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