Steve Marsh

Steve Marsh has been with Mpls.St.Paul Magazine since January, 2005.

Recent Articles by Steve Marsh

Fashion Fight Night 3

Party Patrol gets downright Hegelian at Fashion Fight Night 3, where models and photogs duke it out at Uppercut Boxing Gym—all for fashion's sake.

Bash for Nash 4

Steve Marsh hits the hottest party in town, Bash for Nash, Tom and Angie Wicka’s event of the year that raises money to fight Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).

Molly Ellingson, Adam Wright, and Michele French

LEAD's Passport to Progress Benefit

Party Patrol mingles with the city's young and dashing at the LEAD Project's Passport to Progress, a benefit for Twin Cities RISE! at the W Minneapolis-The Foshay.

The grand opening of the W Minneapolis - The Foshay

The W Minneapolis-The Foshay Grand Opening

Party Patrol takes in the scene, from restaurateurs to real estate moguls, metrosexuals to media types, at the 1920s-themed W Minneapolis-The Foshay Grand Opening party.

The Glass Menagerie at the Guthrie

Steve Marsh's take on The Glass Menagerie at the Guthrie with an answer to Star Tribune theater critic Rohan Preston for rhetorically asking if this play has any relevance for today’s audience.

Lost In Yonkers at the Guthrie

Neil Simon's Pulitzer Prize-winning Lost In Yonkers plumbs the depths of intergenerational turmoil—but with just enough Simon humor.

Took A Sabbatical

Tim Regan tells us about his decision to head to Rome to ponder such questions as "Why is Western civilization the way it is?"

Q+A with Jason DeRusha

How is social media-Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, et cetera-changing the way network news is delivered, and consumed. (Is that a good question or what?)

Tractatus Logico-Dessalophicus

Dessa Darling studies philosophy, raps in the acclaimed local music collective Doomtree, and teaches music composition at McNally Smith. But what she really wants to do is write essays—like the ones in her new book.

Diane Johnson at work at Studio 1414.Com

Are There Real Models in the Twin Cities?

We’re not LA or New York, but in some regards, Minneapolis is able to hold its own in the modeling scene. Still, it’s apparent that Twin Cities models are an endangered species.