Review: THE IMMIGRANT at The New Jewish Theatre
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Review: WAITING FOR HECATE AND THE PRIVILEGE OF BEING SECOND At Sophie's Artists Lounge
Billed as ‘A Chilling Night of One Acts,’ the PPA Alumni Theatre Company, has delivered two fantastic productions of well-written One Act plays featuring incredible performances and outstanding direction.
Review: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER at Tower Groves Abbey
Filled with great performances and dynamic choreography from Mike Hodges’ choreography, Saturday Night Fever is a footloose and fancy-free excursion into disco’s golden age.
Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at Robert G. Reim Auditorium
The best of the production stemmed from the performances that Rios’ helped her actors create.
Review: TWISTED MELODIES at Catherine B. Berges Theater At COCA
intense and gripping, Twisted Melodies is a transformative piece of jukebox theater.
Review: THE LION IN WINTER at .Zack Theatre
Director Tom Kopp’s sharp and brisk direction keeps things moving on the small stage at the .
Review: ADAM PASCAL at Blue Strawberry Showroom And Lounge
What made this evening with Pascal and his guitar extraordinary was his storytelling.
Review: WRENS at The Kranzberg Arts Center
As a man I felt honored to be allowed these glimpses into what it is to be a woman.
Review: PROFESSOR SUNSHINE'S TRAVELING POST-APOCALYPTIC ROCK 'N ROLL REVIVAL at Blue Strawberry Showroom and Lounge
Kelly Howe follows up her incredible performance as Linda Ronstadt with another dynamic rock ‘n roll performance highlighting her immense range.
Review: THE LEHMAN TRILOGY at Loretto-Hilton Center
Compelling from start to finish, the production infuses the company with a vibrancy that oftentimes was lacking in previous seasons.
Review: SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER at COCA's Catherine B Berges Theatre
TWSTL’s SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER is a fairly well-constructed production of Tennessee William’s play.
Review: THIS PALPABLE GROSS PLAY At The Chapel
Schwetye’s vision is brought to life by the crisp direction of Lucy Capshion.
Review: RAGTIME at Union Avenue Opera
When the musical Ragtime was produced for Broadway in 1998 it was a colossal, big-budget show.
Review: KINKY BOOTS at The Grandel
This production of KINKY BOOTS by is a show with a lot of heart and a few too many technical glitches, especially related to the mics and sound design.
Review: AMERICAN STAGE SESSIONS – HISTORY OF WORLD DRAMA PART 2,666: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE WORK OF BRYCELAND DAVIES DAVID at High Low Coffee Shop
Glass Elevator’s inaugural production of a 60-minute play of caustic humor showed that this company has an artistic vision that needs to be explored further.
Review: The Muny's SISTER ACT is Fabulous Baby!
The Muny has delivered a big, bold, over-the-top production of delightful disco divinity that exceeds every expectation.
Review: WAYWARD at The Kranzberg Blackbox Theater
Director Phil Wright magnificently captures the playwrights voice in this premiere production of WAYWARD.
Review: GODSPELL at Tower Groves Abbey
Powerful and prophetic, Stray Dog Theatre’s Godspell is a welcome redux filled with great performances, excellent choreography, robust numbers, and even some smoke.
Review: RENT at The Muny
Director Lili-Anne Brown follows up her magnificent production of last season’s THE COLOR PURPLE with a poignant production of RENT and the story of friends who are coping with the extreme circumstances of life-threatening disease and poverty.
Review: Midnight Company's YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU at The Blue Strawberry Showroom And Lounge
Fans of Judy Garland will love Midnight Company’s production of YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU for three reasons.
Review: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE at The Marcelle
Director Brian McKinley, his cast, orchestra and technical team have staged a production of CAROLINE, OR CHANGE that elevates the script and score.
Review: DON PASQUALE at Union Avenue Opera
Scott Schoonover and his Union Avenue Opera have a long history (now twenty-nine years) of gathering remarkable operatic voices.
Review: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS at The Muny
Director Maggie Burrows and choreographer William Carlos Angulo have put their unique spin on this frighteningly fun new Muny production of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS.
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Ballet Hispánico New York Touhill Performing Arts Center (11/14-11/14) |
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The Nutcracker COCA - Catherine B. Berges Theatre (12/11-12/13) |
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Ludo The Pageant (10/24-10/24) |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) The Fabulous Fox Theatre (2/02-2/07) |
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Cinderella Opera Theatre of Saint Louis (6/05-6/27) |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity) Fox Theatre (2/02-2/07) |
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Mamma Mia! Fox Theatre (3/30-4/04) |
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The Great American Trailer Park Musical Rehab Bar & Grill (8/19-8/26) |
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Gunhild Carling at City Winery St. Louis City Winery St. Louis (10/11-10/11) |
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What I Did This Summer – September 2, 6-7pm Schroeder Park Amphitheater (9/02-9/02) |