http://www.mnoriginal.org/episode/412-preview-regina-marie-williams-cranskshaft/

Joel Liestman, Erin Schwab, Kersten Rodeau, Dieter Bierbrauer, James Rocco, Jennifer Baldwin Peden, Raymond Berg

I've attached a Mapquest map of 34th Ave. N and the Parkway that may be helpful.

http://www.mapquest.com/#d68b44e52ef81d2c34896195

Here are some extra hints, too:

-Many people may be familiar with Wirth Parkway. Wirth Parkway turns into Victory Memorial Drive as you go farther north -- so if people travel from south to north on Wirth Parkway they'll eventually end up at 34th Ave. N. and the Victory Memorial Drive.

-This location is about one block north of North Memorial Hospital - on the parkway.

-There are new gateways/monuments as you enter the "Drive" from most directions. These are good landmarks.

-There's generally plenty of street parking on Xerxes Ave. N and surrounding blocks.

- People can contact the Cleveland Neighborhood Association for directions:

http://www.parksquaretheatre.org/www/pst-showpage-doubt-cast.php

Regina Marie Williams made her name in the Twin Cities as a singing actress, portraying such legends as Dinah Washington, Billie Holiday, and Nina Simone. Williams steps into her own shoes to celebrate her new CD, "When a Woman Loves a Man," her first collection of standards. She's a gifted jazz stylist, interpreting "Caravan," "Moonlight" and "Stormy Monday" with flair and finesse, ably assisted by the emracing piano of Sanford Moore and the expressive sax, clarinet, and flute of Dave Karr.  Jon Bream-StarTribune