BWW Review: The MUNY'S Spectacular 42ND STREET
If you missed The Muny's production of 42nd STREET, you missed a show that was an absolutely perfect fit for the wide open spaces its stage presents.
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BWW Review: STAGES St. Louis' Terrific Production of DISNEY'S ALICE IN WONDERLAND
Every year you can count on STAGES St.
BWW Review: Shakespeare Festival St. Louis' Fantastic A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
It's always fun to take in the many treats available at Shakespeare Festival St.
BWW Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ Wows at The MUNY
THE WIZARD OF OZ opens The MUNY's 98th season this year, and it's a lively and colorful production that provides an enjoyable experience for kids of all ages.
BWW Review: Circus Flora's PASTIME is a Real HIT!
It's that time of year again! Yes, right before it's officially Summer, our own town's one-ring circus pops up the big top behind Powell Symphony Hall.
BWW Review: ATOMIC Triumphs at New Line Theatre
ATOMIC receives it's Midwestern regional debut with New Line Theatre's thoroughly engaging and informative production.
BWW DVD Review: Severin Film's Amazing THAT'S SEXPLOITATION!
In the grand tradition of MGM's classic That's Entertainment! (parts 1&2) comes the latest release from Severin Films called That's Sexploitation!, which takes us on a journey from silent cinema up to the 1970's when hardcore XXX films rendered them passe.
BWW Review: Delightful and Charming YENTL at The New Jewish Theatre
Apparently, due to legal issues with rights that had to be worked out, this version of YENTL, based on the short story "Yentl, the Yeshiva Boy" written by Isaac Bashevis Singer (book by Leah Napolin and Singer), cannot be referred to in its title as a musical.
BWW Review: Lively and Hilarious BULLETS OVER BROADWAY at The Peabody Opera House
If you think about it, BULLETS OVER BROADWAY is the perfect Woody Allen film to turn into a Broadway musical, especially since it pokes fun at the process of producing one.
BWW Review: Upstream Theater's Truly Special THE GLASS MENAGERIE
I've always appreciated live stagings of THE GLASS MENAGERIE far more than the attempts by Hollywood to turn it into a film.
BWW Review: Undeniably Tuneful THE SOUND OF MUSIC at The Fox Theatre
Rodgers and Hammerstein's THE SOUND OF MUSIC is still popular today, and there's really no need to wonder why.
BWW Review: Mustard Seed Theatre's Splendid BOSNIAN/AMERICAN: THE DANCE FOR LIFE
BOSNIAN/AMERICAN: THE DANCE FOR LIFE is a winning little piece, dedicated to educating and informing the public about the immigration of Bosnian refugees who fled to St.
BWW Review: Harrowing TWISTED MELODIES at The Black Rep
Donny Hathaway is the very definition of 'tortured genius', a singer/songwriter with velvety pipes, and melodies that were both memorable and timeless.
BWW Review: St. Louis Actors' Studio's Amusing IVANOV
IVANOV is a formative work in the canon of Anton Chekhov.
BWW Reviews: Passions Erupt in THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY at The Fox Theatre
Based on the novel by Robert James Waller, that people seem to either love or loath, THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY would seem to be a story which relies very heavily on particular imagery conjured up in the readers' mind by the landscape the characters occupy.
BWW Review: HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH Wows at Stray Dog Theatre
John Cameron Mitchell's (text) scathing and kinky rock and roll cabaret, HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, is given its just desserts with Stray Dog Theatre's memorable production, which is currently running at the Tower Grove Abbey through April 16, 2016.
BWW Review: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' Amazing SATCHEL PAIGE AND THE KANSAS CITY SWING
With spring training winding down, and the approach of another baseball season approaching, The Repertory Theatre of St.
BWW Review: The New Jewish Theatre's Inspirational OLD WICKED SONGS
Music has the power to move people in many different ways.
BWW Review: The Rep's MOLLY'S HAMMER Delivers Powerful Impact
Although activism is still alive and well, one wonders if future generations will be moved to make change due to their increased isolationism.
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