Review: SPELLS OF THE SEA at Metro Theater Company
'Spells of the Sea' shows polished professionalism.
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BWW Review: Upstream Theaters Tense and Intense SUSPENDED
Upstream Theater opens their new season with a work by playwright Maya Arad Yasur called SUSPENDED.
BWW Review: Great Performances Highlight St. Louis Actors' Studio's THE GIN GAME
When it comes to classifying THE GIN GAME, it's a bit of a sticky wicket.
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: 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 Reviews: Upstream Theater's Masterful Production of ANTIGONE
I've been privileged to see several versions of Greek playwright Sophocles' 2500 year old work ANTIGONE over the years.
DAY OF THE DOG to Receive NYC Premiere at 59E59 Theaters in March
59E59 Theaters will welcome St.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Actors' Studio's Intriguing Production of TOPDOG/UNDERDOG
Playwright/novelist/screenwriter/songwriter Suzan-Lori Parks has crafted an intriguing work with Topdog/Underdog, which is currently playing at The Gaslight Theater in a marvelously acted production by the St.
BWW Reviews: The St. Louis Actors' Studio Hilarious and Moving Production of TALKING HEADS
TALKING HEADS started life as a series of BBC television monologues before it became a play (actually a couple of them), and if you're expecting a rather static work you'll be pleasantly surprised by these compelling, poignant, and sometimes hilarious vignettes.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Actors' Studio's Premiere of DAY OF THE DOG
Playwright Daniel Damiano's DAY OF THE DOG is a quirky little dramatic comedy that explores a fractured family's dysfunction through their relationship with an aggressive canine.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Shakespeare's THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR - Generally Fine
It's been speculated that Queen Elizabeth I enjoyed the character of Falstaff so much she asked Shakespeare to write something else with him in it.
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