BWW Review: THE GRADIENT at The Catherine B. Berges Theatre At COCA
A cocktail of bad bosses, allegations, accountability, and the desire for second chances are shaken and stirred in the Repertory Theatre of St.
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Stray Dog’s Blue/Orange is a relevant exploration of the connection between class, race, and mental health.
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Emerging from the pandemic for their 30th season, New Line Theatre is welcoming audiences back to live theater with The Story of My Life, an emotionally powerful two-hander about memory, friendship, individualism and, the power of words.
BWW Review: DREAMING ZENZILE at The Repertory Theatre Of St. Louis
At a time when social justice issues and the role of entertainers bringing attention to relevant social issues is more prescient than ever, The Repertory Theatre of St.
BWW Review: THE GLASS MENAGERIE at Tennessee Williams St. Louis Festival
Crafted with great affection and care, TWStL’s on-location production of The Glass Menagerie is a first-rate production that combines the allure of nostalgia and place with an ensemble that skillfully brings the angst, faded dreams, and disappointments of Williams’ to the stage with vivid clari
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Tiny Beautiful Things, arrival to St.
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Globalism, greed and international politics collide in the Repertory Theatre St.
BWW Review: HEAD OVER HEELS Has a Good Beat and You Can Dance to It.
Camp, corsets and Aqua Net collide in a kinetic burst of Greece lighting that meshes the intense drama of Sir Philip Sidney's 16th century literary work, The Arcadia with the seemingly frivolous power punk of The Go-Go's,
BWW Review: Costumes, Comedy and Camp Come Together in THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP at The Repertory Theatre St. Louis
There is a lot to wig out about with The Rep's production of The Mystery of Irma Vep.
BWW Review: WILDFIRE Burns With Raw Emotion
Theater is at its most compelling when the work on stage stays with the audience long after they have left the production.
BWW Review: The Rep Raises the Bar in the Barrio with MOJADA: A MEDEA IN LOS ANGELES
Expeditiously paced and featuring a talented ensemble, The Rep's Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles is an unflinching look at the underbelly of immigration that continues this season's focus on offering intriguing dramas filled with complex characters.
BWW Review: The REP Presents PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (and Beats)
In staging a refreshed version of Pride and Prejudice, the Rep has confidently made its case that well produced drama of classic works can continue to remain relevant in the context of contemporary times.
BWW Review: The Write Stuff: THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT at The Repertory Theatre St. Louis
The arrival of the Repertory Theatre St.
BWW Review: ANGELS IN AMERICA at Virginia Jackson Browning Theatre
Angels In America is must-see event that is, in equal parts, a depiction, dialogue, response and conversation about the AIDS crisis.
BWW Review: Emotional and Intense, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE Resonates at The Marcelle
Adapte from the 1994 film, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE centers around Alfie Byrne, a down on his luck bus conductor and theater director whose latest theatrical production leads to a powerful journey of self-discovery.
BWW Previews: SAY ANYTHING at Touhill Performing Arts Center
Three decades later SAY ANYTHING remains one of best romantic comedies of the late 1980s.
BWW Review: MISS SAIGON at FOX THEATRE-Helicopters and Hopelessness Make MISS SAIGON a winner!
After 30 years of tours and a successful run in the West End and on Broadway MISS SAIGON needed a fresh coat of paint.
