It’s the 14th season of the hit musical comedy that’s become a Twin Cities Valentine’s tradition! Featuring the loony, lovable real-life married couples you’ve laughed (and cried) with over the years. This “touchingly beautiful… heartrending and hilarious” show (Say Entirely, theater blog) is the perfect Valentine’s date night in the perfect venue. “One of the best spots in Saint Paul to cozy up for Valentine’s” (@visitsaintpaul)

Ethan and Olivia are stuck in marital midlife crisis and in a tiny cabin with a honeymooning couple who are perfectly perfect for each other. Will their marriages last… the weekend? The hit musical that’s ridiculous, heart-wrenching, squirm-inducing and lovely… just like marriage.

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Doors/Check in: The lobby at Art House North opens 60 minutes before the performance. When you enter, head downstairs to the Will Call desk to check in with the friendly ticket agent. Seating is reserved.

Seating: After you check in, you’ll receive your programs. You can hang out in front of the fire in the cozy lobby until the doors to the theater open at 7pm. At that time feel free to head up to the theater to find your seats.

Parking: We ask, in respect to our neighbors, that you do not block driveways, and that you leave at least one spot in front of each house and avoid blocking entrances to walkways. We want to be good stewards and good neighbors. Thanks for helping us in that effort!

Ticket refunds/exchanges: Just a friendly Bucket Brigade reminder that all ticket sales are final. If necessary, we CAN switch your ticket to another performance of your choice if you give us a 24 hour notice. And if you say pretty please.

Cancellations: Bucket Brigade does not offer compensation for missed performances and does not cancel performances due to bad weather.

Accessibility: Please note that Art House North is not an ADA Accessible space.

What people are saying:

” A charming, silly,  funny and at times poignant musical comedy about love and relationships… with catchy songs and great performances.” -Cherry and Spoon

“Til Death’s strength is that it rings true to life. Add to that the stellar performers and well-written lyrics, and this show is sure to have you laughing as you reach to hold your loved ones a little tighter.”

 -Say Entirely

“Til Death is a breath of fresh air. It is touchingly beautiful without being cloying, simultaneously heartrending and hilarious. Come to this show prepared to laugh.” -Say Entirely

“Hilarious, yet serious, touching, but not sappy. Made me think long and hard after it was over.” -Audience member

“If you haven’t seen Til Death at Art House North, you’re not living. Five thumbs up. Ten stars. All of the things. You seriously need to see this show. You’ll laugh and you’ll cry and you’ll laugh while you’re crying.” -Audience member

“Touching, tear-jerking show. Delightful and moving.” -Audience member

“Great date night! The right blend of touching and humorous, and bits every couple can relate to. Go! You’ll be glad you did.” -Audience member

“Phenomenal show! The cupcakes are really good, too!” -Audience member

“Wonderful show! Perfect timing, perfect balance. Go see it! Take a friend!” -Audience member

“Charming, funny, good music and voices. Saw it last night to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary! Go!” -Audience member

“Amazing, funny, touching and so true!” -Audience member

 “Totally blown away! Loved every minute of the performance!” -Audience member

“We cannot say enough good things about your performance. We are avid theatre goers from NY – You guys are sooooo incredibly, multi-faceted talented! Your voices, acting, comedic deliveries were spot on. Totally blown away. We want to see EVERYTHING you guys put on.” -Audience member

A bit of history: ‘Til Death premiered at Open Window Theater in Minneapolis, MN in the fall of 2012. The show toured Minnesota winter of 2013 and winter 2014 and landed at its regular venue, Art House North, February 2015 and has become a seasonal Valentine’s staple at Art House North since.

From writer, Jeremiah Gamble: We always learn something new when we write a show– about life, about ourselves. Creating art is therapeutic and, frankly, after 14 years of marriage and running a theater company together, we thought a little self induced “art therapy” wouldn’t hurt. So, Vanessa and I wrote, ’Til Death: A Marriage Musical in 2012. We wanted to take an inward look at our own struggles of trying to practice forgiveness and live out a committed relationship. Also, we wanted to work with other couples in the show. We love the uniqueness of working with other real-life couples on a show about real-life relationships.