BWW Reviews: Flashy and Fun VICTOR/VICTORIA Closes Stages St. Louis' 25th Season
What is it about movie adaptations and Broadway? They're constantly adapting motion pictures for the stage, and yet, the majority are expensive flops and failures.
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BWW Reviews: New Jewish Theatre Opens Season with Funny and Touching END DAYS
Playwright Deborah Zoe Laufer's END DAYS is a whimsical sort of farce with heart, a humorous work that starts off amusing, but in the end, winds up teaching its characters what it means to be a real family.
BWW Reviews: HotCity Theatre's Disturbing Production of THE WINNERS
The basic premise of THE WINNERS, a winner itself of the HotCity Theatre Greenhouse play competition, is really just a twist by playwright David L.
BWW Reviews: The Rep's Stunningly Good Production of RED
The Repertory Theatre of St.
HotCity Theatre Opens Season with THE WINNERS, 9/9-9/24
HotCity Theatre, a professional theatre company with a focus on contemporary programming and new play development announces the opening of THE WINNERS by David L.
BWW Reviews: Mustard Seed Theatre Premieres Dramatic New Play - FALLING
Playwright Deanna Jent's FALLING is an intriguing piece of theatre, drawing on her own real life experiences caring for a teenager with autism, but creating something wholly original in the process.
BWW Reviews: Blue Rose Stage Collective and River CIty Theatre's Excellent Production of THE GUYS
As we approach the 10th anniversary of 911, Blue Rose Stage Collective and River City Theatre are presenting playwright Anne Nelson's THE GUYS, which looks back at that fateful day in a most unique and diverting manner.
HotCity Theatre Opens Season with THE WINNERS, 9/9-9/24
HotCity Theatre, a professional theatre company with a focus on contemporary programming and new play development announces the opening of THE WINNERS by David L.
BWW Reviews: The Union Avenue Opera's Searing and Powerful Production of DEAD MAN WALKING
The first thing that might strike you about the very concept of this show, DEAD MAN WALKING is: why an opera? It's already been made into a movie that treated the foreboding subject matter with respect.
BWW Reviews: The Midnight Company's Witty and Insightful Production of MISTAKES WERE MADE
MISTAKES WERE MADE is a very funny play, full of in-jokes for those in the know of theatre and the Hollywood scene for sure, but also for those who are aware of the history of the French revolution.
BWW CD Reviews: HIROMI KANDA'S 2 Albums of Standards and Originals
HIROMI KANDA is a unique talent, casting her lot among the bevy of performers proffering up classic standard recordings, while contributing her own original lyrics to some tunes as well with her newest collection Days of Yesterday (2011), and with 2010's Hiromi in Love.
Lyceum Theatre Opens THE FANTASTICKS 8/20-28
The Fantasticks opened in 1960 and when the show closed in 2002 it had seen 17,162 performances in its original location, the Sullivan Street Playhouse, a small off-Broadway theatre in Greenwich Village, making it the longest running show in the history.
Mark Nizer Appears as Part of Edison Ovations! Series 9/17
Since winning the International Jugglers Championship in 1990, Mark Nizer has emerged as the quintessential juggler's juggler, combining deft comedic wit with new tricks and invented technologies that seem to make the impossible suddenly possible.
BWW Book Reviews: Jeffrey Spivaks Fascinating BUZZ -the life and art of Busby Berkeley
Before receiving this detailed biography, Jeffrey Spivak's BUZZ, my knowledge of Busby Berkeley was limited to some articles I'd read in a few fan magazines as well as an old trade paperback from 1973 (The Busby Berkeley Book).
THE VIOLINIST Premieres at MO History Museum to Benefit Autism 9/21-25
Written, directed, and musical score composed by three mothers of children with autism THE VIOLINIST also stars a child with autism in a lead role.
Circus Flora Celebrates 25th Season with VAGABOND ADVENTURES, 6/2-26
In celebration of its 25th season, Circus Flora, St.
Dramatic License Productions Presents MASS APPEAL, 5/26-6/12
How much truth is too much? When dealing with the masses, is it better to entertain or enlighten? Should people hear what they want or need to hear? How do we find meaningful relationships in such a diverse world? These are just a few of the issues addressed with compassion and lots of humor in Bill
The Friends of the Sheldon Present 12th Annual Wine Tasting 5/25
The Friends of The Sheldon present the 12th Annual Sunset at The Sheldon Wine Tasting, Wednesday, May 25, 2011 from 6:30 p.
Max and Louie Productions Presents THE LADY WITH ALL THE ANSWERS, Closes 5/22
Max and Louie Productions presents The Lady With All the Answers by David Rambo, drawn from the life and letters of Ann Landers with the cooperation of Margo Howard.
The Sheldon Concert Hall Presents THE PETER MARTIN QUARTET 5/22
Peter Martin Music: Live! returns to The Sheldon stage with the Peter Martin Quartet featuring Reuben Rogers, bass; Greg Hutchinson, drums; and vibraphonist Warren Wolf.
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