BWW Review: 'KING CHARLES III' Probes Royal Power at the Ivory
What is the place of monarchy in today's world? An utterly fascinating 'King Charles III' opens at the Ivory.
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BWW Review: The New Jewish Theatre's Fascinating GOLDA'S BALCONY
After playwright William Gibson's GOLDA fizzled he reworked the material to form the one woman show GOLDA'S BALCONY.
BWW Review: Lovely and Touching SUBLIME INTIMACY by Max and Louie Productions
In his director's notes Ken Page mentions that he had a conversation with a dear friend where they were trying to define 'the place that exists beyond ordinary relationships or sexual discovery.
BWW Reviews: Black Rep's Premiere Production of SMASH/HIT!
I'm still not sure exactly how I feel about the Black Rep's latest premiere production, SMASH/HIT!, although there is certainly a lot of potential to the story, and various elements that make up the plot, it's not completely cohesive.
BWW Reviews: The Black Rep's Powerful Production of THE WHIPPING MAN
THE WHIPPING MAN is a fascinating and intriguing look at religion and the aftereffects of emancipation that's set in the days following the end of the Civil War.
BWW Reviews: The New Jewish Theatre Stages Lovely TALLEY'S FOLLY
If you're looking for heart-warming fare this holiday season, then look no further than The New Jewish Theatre's splendid production of playwright Lanford Wilson's work, TALLEY'S FOLLY.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Actors' Studio Present Killer Show with KILLER JOE
KILLER JOE is a killer show! I only regret not being able to see this show until I'd returned from my vacation, effectively eliminating my chance to laud the show properly in order to drive an audience to it.
BWW Reviews: The Black Rep's Moving Production of NO CHILD
With NO CHILD, playwright Nilaja Sun brings to light the troubling failure of the "No Child Left Behind" program.
BWW Reviews: New Jewish Theatre's Heartbreaking Production of WAY TO HEAVEN
David Johnston's translation of playwright Juan Mayorga's WAY TO HEAVEN is an intriguing play with an interesting concept and execution.
BWW Reviews: Black Rep's Excellent Production of ON GOLDEN POND
I remember seeing the movie version of ON GOLDEN POND, and though it's very well done, it's awfully mawkish and sentimental.
BWW Reviews: St. Louis Actors' Studio and the Black Rep Combine Their Efforts for Informative PALMER PARK
The late 1960's were a time of great social upheaval, and race riots broke out in a number of major cities, leading to what has been termed 'white flight', as the Caucasians abandoned the urban areas for the suburbs.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Festival St. Louis's Charming 1950's Production of THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
A busy month has produced a number of outstanding options for theatre-goers in St.
The Black Rep Presents BLACK PEARL SINGS! 4/20-5/15
Set in the 1930's, jailed in a Texas prison, Alberta 'Pearl' Johnson has little hope for release and even less for reconnecting with her missing daughter.
The Black Rep Presents BLACK PEARL SINGS! 4/20-5/15
Set in the 1930's, jailed in a Texas prison, Alberta 'Pearl' Johnson has little hope for release and even less for reconnecting with her missing daughter.
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis Announces Cast for THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, 5/25-6/19
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BWW Review: The Black Rep's Intriguing Production of PERICLES
Though not as frequently performed or fondly remembered as some of the classics in the Shakespearean canon, PERICLES is an interesting tale nonetheless.
The Black Rep Presents PERICLES 1/5-30
William Shakespeare's PERICLES, a sweeping tale of politics and intrigue, laughter and tears, loss and reunion, lies and treachery, exhilaration and sex, magic and mystery, and death and miracles will be presented by The Black Rep, January 5 through January 30, 2011, at the Grandel Theatre, with per
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