The third season of Hidden Herald is coming soon!
If you would like to celebrate the launch by competing in our Hidden Herald scavenger hunt the weekend of August 14th, sign up for updates here.
What do you see when you walk downtown St. Paul? What do you think you know about this place by looking at the building facades, the people driving past, sitting on park benches, or sleeping on the sidewalk? We think there’s a lot more to know than meets the eye about the people and places who make this city special and make this city run.
Wonderlust Productions is excited to launch the third season of Hidden Herald on August 5th. Accessible via QR code on the streets of St. Paul, Hidden Herald tells the hidden stories of the city. Season 3 of Hidden Herald celebrates the visions of the future St. Paul’s citizens had in the past. Go back to the frontier days, the jazz age, and George Latimer era to hear what they imagined the future would be, then imagine a series of possible futures.
Here’s how you can listen to season 3:
1. Be intrepid!
Wander downtown St. Paul – and the surrounding area – and look for a sticker like this on the ground. Most are on sidewalks, and some are posters in store windows. Scan the QR code to listen to the audio play. Simple. Free!
Follow our social media channels for extra information about plays and their locations.
2. Get a beautiful guided tour!
Get a beautiful paper map, designed by local artist Jephemera, to carry with you on your adventures. Pick up at one of our partner locations (listed below) and go! Reuse and share as you like.
3. Get a digital navigator!
Use our Digital Navigator to see a virtual map of where to find each play.
4. Listen online!
Access the plays from home by using our Virtual Adventure.
Note: Despite our best efforts, we cannot guarantee that all stickers will be available at all times. If you believe a sticker is missing, please email Frances at frances@wlproductions.org, and we will do our best to replace it in a timely manner.
Partner Locations
Maps for season 3 will be available the second week in August at our partner locations. Stay tuned as we continue to update this list:
- Hmong Cultural Center: 375 University Ave W #204, St. Paul, MN
- Landmark Center: 75 W 5th St, St Paul, MN
- Landmark Jewelers: 402 St. Peter St, St Paul, MN
- Lost Fox: 213 4th Street E #100, St Paul, MN
- Minnesota Museum of American Art: 350 Robert St N, St. Paul, MN
Credits for Season 3:
Conceived by by Alan Berks and Leah Cooper
Dakota Language Consultation by Mni Giizhik Theatre Ensemble
Project Coordination by snem DeSellier
Composition and Musical Direction by Laurel Armstrong
Directed by Laurel Armstrong, Christina Baldwin, Alan Berks, Leah Cooper, Sophie Javna, and Maje Adams
Community Outreach and Research by Frances Matejcek
Playwrights: Anthony Albright, Alan Berks, Alayna Jacqueline, Marge J Buckley, Leah Cooper, Katie Ka Vang, Tylie Shilder, and Brenda Varda
Performers: Stayci Bell, Aimee K. Bryant, Alex Galick, Alayna Jacqueline, Derek Lee Miller, Peggy O’Connell, Samuel Osborne-Huerta, Anna Schloerb, Matt Sciple, Kashif Uqdah, Juanita Vang, Harry Waters Jr., Karen Wiese-Thompson, Andrea Wollenberg, and Adrienne Zimiga-January
Sound Egineering, and Mixing by Peter Morrow
Sound Design by Rachel Brees, Mik Finegan, Bethany Lacktorin, Peter Morrow, Samuel Osborne-Huerta, Dietrich Poppen and Kevin Springer
Stage Management by Charlene Holm and Gabriel Peñaloza-Hernandez
This podcast was recorded under a SAG-AFTRA Agreement.
