The Thorn BIO
The Thorn is a live theatrical production centered on the story of Jesus, combining music, drama, and visual spectacle. Presented as a faith-based stage experience, it brings biblical themes to the theatre through a large-scale performance. The supplied event listing identifies the Minneapolis performance as The Thorn; it does not specify a tour name, cast details, or featured songs and albums.
The production is scheduled for October 3, 2026, at Orpheum Theatre - Minneapolis in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The available event information lists one performance at the venue, so previous dates at the Orpheum cannot be confirmed. The listing also does not provide details about earlier Minneapolis appearances.
For local event planning, this performance is listed under Concerts and the Religious subcategory. Visitors can check ticketssaintpaulmn.com for event details and availability as the date approaches.
Venue and Seating Information
Orpheum Theatre - Minneapolis is the listed venue for The Thorn. The supplied information does not include seating reviews, section recommendations, or venue-specific audience feedback, so individual sightline and comfort claims cannot be verified. Check the seating chart available during ticket selection to compare locations before purchasing.
Seat choice may depend on whether you prefer a closer view of the performers or a broader perspective of the production. Because the event listing does not identify a preferred section, review the available seat map and ticket details for the October 3 performance.
Parking Information
Parking names, addresses, prices, and event-specific availability have not been provided for this listing. Confirm current options and rates directly with local parking providers before travelling, since costs and availability can change.
Allow time to choose parking and reach the theatre before the performance. For the most reliable plan, verify the location, operating hours, and payment requirements of any selected facility in advance.
The Thorn Saint Paul reviews
Waste of money
The parking at Harrah's Stir Concert Cove, what a mess. I have seen Jonny Lang in the past, but he really did not perform up to past appearances. I would not recommend this venue. I'm not sure why artists think long drawn out guitar solo's, which is more music than noise, is something we want to hear. The bright spot was Quinn Sullivan, the 13 year old blues prodigy. He was the most enjoyable part of the evening. It will have to be an artist that I really, really want to see before I go back there. And he did not play one of his better songs, Breakin' Me. The Thorn was better, but once again, what is with the 10 or 15 minute guitar solo's? That is really unacceptable.