BWW Reviews: Stray Dog Theatre's Hilarious GOD OF CARNAGE
I first saw playwright Yasmina Reza's play, GOD OF CARNAGE, at the Repertory Theatre of St.
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BWW Reviews: Upstream Theater's Remarkable BASHIR LAZHAR
BASHIR LAZHAR, by Evelyne De La Cheneliere (translated into English by Morwyn Brebner) tells a fascinating story that will surely touch your heart, while making you think as well.
BWW News: St. Louis Theatre Circle Announces Nominees for 2014
New Line Theatre's production of BONNIE & CLYDE tied with Stages St.
BWW Reviews: The New Jewish Theatre's Spellbinding IMAGINING MADOFF
There's no doubt in my mind that people who are familiar with the despicable actions of Bernie Madoff will never find it in their hearts to forgive the way he bilked so many trusting and innocent victims out of their life savings with his nefarious Ponzi schemes.
BWW Reviews: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis's Masterful Production of SAFE HOUSE
America has a rich history, some of which, of course, we'd all prefer to forget.
BWW Reviews: Lovely Production of RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA at the Fabulous Fox
A fairytale is brought to its full fruition on the stage of the Fabulous Fox Theatre with their current presentation of RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA.
BWW Reviews: Chris Gibson's Best of 2014 in St. Louis
I thought it was time to start compiling my best of 2014 since this past year was such an exceptional time for theatre in St.
BWW Reviews: The Rep's Uplifting and Amusing GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER
It seems like more and more films are being adapted for the stage these days.
BWW News: KIX Radio Announces INTO THE WOODS Ticket Contest
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BWW Reviews: The Imaginary Theatre Company's Delightful BAH! HUMBUG!
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BWW Reviews: NJT's Fascinating BECOMING DR. RUTH
Few people reach that status in life where all you have to do is hear their name, or voice, and you know exactly who they are, but Dr.
BWW Reviews: A CHRISTMAS STORY: THE MUSICAL at the FOX
I'd heard of Jean Shepherd's work as an author when I was younger, but my first true exposure to him came in 1983 in a tiny, and mostly empty, movie theater where I sat and watched director Bob Clark's wonderful valentine to the late 1930's and early 1940's, A Christmas Story.
BWW Reviews: Magical PIPPIN at the Peabody Opera House
Combining acrobatics with choreography (by Chet Walker) that recalls Bob Fosse's original work on the show, the current touring company of PIPPIN(book by Roger O.
BWW News: Stages St. Louis and The Centene Inclusion Project's ROCKIN' THROUGH THE YEARS at Holt High School
Yesterday morning was kind of a homecoming for me as I returned to Holt High School (Wentzville School District) to check out the Centene Inclusion Project that Stages St.
BWW Reviews: Stray Dog Theatre's Side-Splitting THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK CHRISTMAS MUSICAL
Have you ever seen a sequel to a show and thought, wow, that was even better than the original? Well, that's what you're going to think if you take the time to check out Stray Dog Theatre's current production of THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK CHRISTMAS MUSICAL (book by Betsy Kelso, with music and l
BWW Reviews: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis's Incendiary Production of RING OF FIRE
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BWW Reviews: David Lanz & Kristin Amarie's Gorgeous FOREVER CHRISTMAS
As I sit here writing this review I have David Lanz and Kristin Amarie's latest release, FOREVER CHRISTMAS, playing in the background.
BWW Reviews: ANNIE Sparkles at the Fabulous Fox
Harold Gray, the original creator of the cliff-hanging comic strip that features the pupil-less girl known as 'Little Orphan Annie', may be just a footnote in history, but most people are aware of the musical adaptation, ANNIE, of his creation that premiered in 1977.
BWW Reviews: Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre's Outrageous CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL
Back in 1993, CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL was a peculiar foray into low budget film by director Trey Parker that didn't really find its audience.
BWW Reviews: THE GHOST BROTHERS OF DARKLAND COUNTY at the Peabody Opera House
I guess when you're are a writer of Stephen King's stature you can't help be subject to expectations that are often simply too hard to live up to.
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