Set against the endless horizon of the Minnesota plains and nestled into the hollow of a gigantic man-made earth-form, the burnished enclosure of the Brooklyn Park Amphitheatre spans nearly four hundred feet to provide shelter for an audience of 8,000. The theatre is approached along an ascending, tree-lined promenade that gathers audience members from their parked vehicles, channeling them past an encircling pond before admitting them to a ticketing plaza dominated by the glowing profiles of faceted sound walls.