BWW Review: Wondrous TALES OF CHRISTMAS by Mario Frangoulis
I had the opportunity to chat with international singing star Mario Frangoulis the other day, and it was a simply delightful experience.
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BWW News: SATE to Present Unique Staging of AS YOU LIKE IT
In February 2016, SATE will adapt Shakespeare's beloved pastoral comedy As You Like It and set the story of Rosalind, Celia, Orlando, Jacques, and Touchstone amidst the Depression-era Ozark forests, complete with original, Old-Time tunes played live by the cast and Jason Scroggins, of the local band
BWW News: Mario Frangoulis and Smokey Robinson at the Peabody Opera House
Sunday, December 6, 2015 at 7:00PM at the Peabody Opera House in St.
BWW Review: Moving and Memorable ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 by Mustard Seed Theatre
So I'm watching a Paul McCartney DVD, which is a collection of videos he released over the years, and I start to queue up the one for the song "Pipes of Peace", and I notice immediately that the short film is based on the Christmas Truce of 1914.
BWW Review: Enlightening and Riveting I AND YOU By The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
There's something truly remarkable about playwright Lauren Gunderson's work I AND YOU that's difficult to explain without spoiling the experience.
BWW Review: Wondrous and Magical MATILDA THE MUSICAL at The Fox Theatre
I first became aware of author Roald Dahl from watching the film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, although I didn't read the book it was based on, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, until later, finding it much darker in tone than the movie, but very entertaining nonetheless.
BWW Review: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' Spine-Chilling ANGEL STREET (GASLIGHT)
Every season the Repertory of St.
BWW Review: The New Jewish Theatre's Moving and Hilarious THE SUNSHINE BOYS
The New Jewish Theatre opens their season with a nicely staged presentation of Neil Simon's lovingly written tribute to the those long gone days of vaudeville, THE SUNSHINE BOYS.
BWW Review: Upstream Theaters Wonderful DE KUS/THE KISS
Playwright Ger Thijs' work, DE KUS has been splendidly translated by Paul Evans in Upstream Theater's production of THE KISS.
BWW Review: Stray Dog Theatre's Touching and Affecting DOGFIGHT
I remember when the film version of DOGFIGHT was release, and how I was initially repelled by the very concept, but then I saw the film, and I understood.
BWW Review: New Line Theatre's Dark and Outstanding HEATHERS
The 1980's were an interesting time for movies with teen comedy/dramas seemingly appearing everywhere, and one of the most intriguing aspects of these pictures was the absence of many adult characters.
BWW Review: Fitfully Funny SEMINAR by The St. Louis Actors' Studio
When you're a creative person it's very important to have other people check out your work, not just for validation, but to give you good, honest feedback.
BWW Review: The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' Powerful and Compelling ALL THE WAY
Taking it's name from the campaign slogan Lyndon B.
BWW Review: STAGES St. Louis' Heart-Warming and Hilarious THE FULL MONTY
If you've seen the movie version of the THE FULL MONTY, and even if you haven't, you should make it a point to see STAGES St.
BWW Review: Black Rep's Fun and Funky TELL ME SOMETHIN' GOOD
The sheer breadth of material from the 1950's to the 1990's covered in TELL ME SOMETHIN' GOOD is just staggering.
BWW Review: Mustard Seed Theatre's Truly Touching Production of THE AMISH PROJECT
As playwright Jessica Dickey reveals in her notes in the program, THE AMISH PROJECT is a fictionalized realization of an actual event that occurred in Nickel Mines, which has an Amish community.
BWW Book Review: Alex Sheremet's Insightful WOODY ALLEN: REEL TO REAL
One of the things I truly enjoy about being a critic is not just the fact that I get to cover the St.
BWW News: STAGES St.Louis' CHEERS! Benefit for Education and Artistic Programs
I had the distinct privilege of being invited to attend Cheers! STAGES St.
BWW Review: The MUNY's Spectacular OKLAHOMA!
It's most certainly a renowned and respected classic of musical theatre, and the fact is that it's so popular that you're likely to find a production playing somewhere in the world at any given moment.
BWW Reviews: Family Fun at The MUNY with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Each year The MUNY makes it a point to present a full-blown musical that's aimed at the younger set.
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