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Review: ELEVENTH HOUR RADIO Prompts Conservation Conversation
Director Kathryn Bentley has built an infectious production of Colin McLaughlin and Ryan Marquez’s new groove heavy musical.
Review: PRAYER FOR THE FRENCH REPUBLIC at New Jewish Theatre Grips with Cataclysmic Force
Rebekah Scallet has once again brought St.
Feature: This Summer St. Louis Will Get a Double Shot of Paulo Szot
World renowned opera singer and Tony Award winner Paulo Szot will be spending a lot of time in St.
Review: DEAD MAN’S CELLPHONE Sits in a Bizarre Space Between Life and Death
The surreal script can best be described as oddly bizarre.
EVITA, The Olivier Awards, and the St. Louis Connection
When the Olivier Awards were handed out this evening in London, Stages St.
Review: ROMEO & JULIET at Chorus Of Fools is an Emotionally Satisfying Production
Chorus of Fools swung for the fences taking on Romeo & Juliet.
Review: St. Louis Actors' Studio's THE HALF-LIFE OF MARIE CURIE
The Orange Girls and St.
St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD is Chaotically Lively
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern may be dead, but the St.
Previews: THE REPERTORY THEATRE OF ST LOUIS Announces Their 60th Anniversary Season
Fresh off their 13-wins at last night’s St.
New Jewish Theatre and The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Clean Up at Monday's Theater Circle Awards
New Jewish Theatre’s 14 wins and The Repertory Theatre of St.
Review: ROBBIN, FROM THE HOOD at Soul Siren Playhouse has Much to Say About Marginalized Communities
Robbin, From the Hood has ambitious intent.
Review: Pearl Cleage’s Fiery FLYIN’ WEST at The Black Rep Examines the Bonds of Sisterhood
Flyin’ West is a family drama set against the backdrop of the migration West.
Review: The Best and the Rest of SPECTRUM 2026 at First Run Theatre
This year’s Spectrum 2026, produced by First Run Theatre, was unique.
Previews: Midnight Company Celebrates the Third Anniversary of their Runaway Hit JUST ONE LOOK
When Kelly Howe and Joe Hanrahan take the stage at Blue Strawberry on Friday, March 13, 2026, the pair will be celebrating a special anniversary.
Review: A BRICK AND A BIBLE Sheds Light on an Important Moment in St. Louis’ Black History
You will be entertained by Kathryn Bentley and Colin McLaughlin’s new play, but that is only one small part of why their work needs to be seen.
Review: THE CHILDREN at West End Players Guild is Fascinating, Well Directed, and Exquisitely Acted
Lucy Kirkwood’s play The Children is fascinating and compelling.
Review: A DOLL’S HOUSE PART 2 Features Expressive Portrayals from a Cohesive Ensemble
When Lucas Hnath’s play premiered on Broadway the New York Times and Time Out New York called it “the best play of the season.
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