BWW Reviews: Stages St. Louis's Sizzling Production of AIN'T MISBEHAVIN'
One of the first shows I remember reviewing when I became a theatre critic was AIN'T MISBEHAVIN', and it's become a favorite of mine ever since.
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BWW Reviews: Circus Flora's Spectacular Show: THE WIZARD
Every year I look forward to going to Circus Flora, which is St.
BWW Reviews: New Line Theatre's Superb Revival of HIGH FIDELITY
When I reviewed New Line Theatre's production of HIGH FIDELITY in 2008, I decided to start off in the spirit of Nick Hornby by giving my readers the top five reasons they should see this wonderful musical.
BWW Reviews: HotCity Theatre's Engaging Production of ROUNDING THIRD
Playwright Richard Dresser's work, ROUNDING THIRD, really struck a chord with me since I'm a coach on my son's coach-pitch little league team.
BWW Reviews: Splendid Production of RIVERDANCE at the Fox Theatre
If you had the opportunity to see RIVERDANCE at the Fox this past weekend, then you were treated to a fine display of Terpsichore and musicianship.
BWW Reviews: Peabody Opera House Presents Charming Production of MARY POPPINS
The touring production of MARY POPPINS that's currently gracing the stage of the Peabody Opera House is "practically perfect", featuring eye-popping special effects, a glorious set, and terrific performances that manage to capture the spirit of the 1964 Disney film, as well as the P.
BWW Reviews: The New Jewish Theatre Offers Delightful Production of JACOB AND JACK
Playwright James Sherman has crafted a charming and delightful work with his play JACOB AND JACK.
BWW Reviews: The Charming Mythology of ACIS AND GALATEA by the Union Avenue Opera
To open their 18th season, the Union Avenue Opera has chosen an English text version (John Gay) of Handel's take on the mythological, with ACIS AND GALATEA (seen April 29, 2012).
BWW Reviews: Fox Theatre's Lively Presentation of MEMPHIS
While it may look through its world through "rose colored glasses", MEMPHIS celebrates a time when race music was beginning to catch on with a white, mostly teenaged audience.
BWW Reviews: Upstream Theater's Exceptional Production of CONVERSATIONS WITH AN EXECUTIONER
Dedicated to bringing the world to St.
BWW Reviews: Black Rep's Excellent Production of MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM
Revisiting a popular play in the ten work "Pittsburgh Cycle" from August Wilson, the Black Rep has put forth a superior effort.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Actors' Studio Present Killer Show with KILLER JOE
KILLER JOE is a killer show! I only regret not being able to see this show until I'd returned from my vacation, effectively eliminating my chance to laud the show properly in order to drive an audience to it.
BWW Reviews: Hot and Sexy LE FREAK C'EST CHIC at the Black Rep
The Black Rep presented Le Freak C'est Chic as part of their Sunday concert series this past weekend (April 1, 2012), and it's an interesting mix of dance, music, and incredible vocalizations that was thoroughly entertaining and as sexy as advertised.
BWW Reviews: CAVALIA Wows Crowd and Extends Run
CAVALIA is nearly impossible to describe as a show, at least in terms of giving you a true perspective on all the things that are happening at once on stage, and yet, I can say it's an elegant, athletic, visual and audio delight that combines a number of elements in achieving its success.
BWW Reviews: High Octane Production of BRING IT ON THE MUSICAL at the Fox Theatre
It's amazing to me that Broadway keeps looking to Hollywood for its hits, especially since there are so many great original musicals and plays still being written today.
BWW Reviews: The Rep's Colorful and Uproarious THE COMEDY OF ERRORS
Anyone who reads my reviews regularly knows that I'm a fan of Shakespearean re-imaginings.
BWW Reviews: The Black Rep's Moving Production of NO CHILD
With NO CHILD, playwright Nilaja Sun brings to light the troubling failure of the "No Child Left Behind" program.
BWW Reviews: ITC's Funny Take on PUSS IN BOOTS
The Rep's Imaginary Theatre Company presented a version of PUSS IN BOOTS that more in line with Charles Perrault's original fairy tale, than with the Dreamworks, sword-wielding brand we've become accustomed to.
BWW Reviews: New Jewish Theatre Presents Funny and Touching THE VALUE OF NAMES
Playwright Jeffrey Sweet has constructed an entertaining and though-provoking work with THE VALUE OF NAMES.
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