Tickets On Sale Now for Circus Flora's INGENIOSO Playing 6/3 - 6/27
by BWW News Desk - June 03, 2010
In its 24th season, Circus Flora, St. Louis' beloved one-ring, European-style circus, presents an all-new show, INGENIOSO, inspired by the impossible dream of Don Quixote and presented by Edward Jones. The show premieres June 3 and runs through June 27, adding a full week of performances to the regular production schedule. The always affordable, family-friendly circus takes place under the air-conditioned, red-and-white, big top tent in Grand Center , St. Louis ' arts and entertainment hub, adjacent to Powell Symphony Hall.
by BWW News Desk - June 03, 2010
In its 24th season, Circus Flora, St. Louis' beloved one-ring, European-style circus, presents an all-new show, INGENIOSO, inspired by the impossible dream of Don Quixote and presented by Edward Jones. The show premieres June 3 and runs through June 27, adding a full week of performances to the regular production schedule. The always affordable, family-friendly circus takes place under the air-conditioned, red-and-white, big top tent in Grand Center , St. Louis ' arts and entertainment hub, adjacent to Powell Symphony Hall.
The Improv Trick Hosts Improv Classes 6/17-7/18
by Charlie Piane - June 02, 2010
The Improv Trick Hosts Improv Classes 6/17-7/18
by Charlie Piane - June 02, 2010
The Improv Trick Hosts Improv Classes 6/17-7/18
Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre Presents THE PRODUCERS, 6/2-12
by Caroline Cole - June 02, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' The Producers running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland. Mr. Snyder's television credits include Brothers and Sisters and ER. His voice over work includes Cartoon Network's Chowder, Nickelodeon's Penguins of Madagascar and Master Shake in Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Most recently, Dana has been touring the country in Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force Live!
by Caroline Cole - June 02, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' The Producers running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland. Mr. Snyder's television credits include Brothers and Sisters and ER. His voice over work includes Cartoon Network's Chowder, Nickelodeon's Penguins of Madagascar and Master Shake in Aqua Teen Hunger Force. Most recently, Dana has been touring the country in Adult Swim's Aqua Teen Hunger Force Live!
Lyceum Theatre Opens Their 50th Season with THE PRODUCERS 6/2 - 6/12
by BWW News Desk - June 02, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' THE PRODUCERS running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this outrageously funny musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland.
by BWW News Desk - June 02, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' THE PRODUCERS running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this outrageously funny musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland.
The New Jewish Theatre Presents LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR 6/2-6/20
by BWW News Desk - June 02, 2010
What do Lucille Kallen, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Woody Allen, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Larry Gelbart, Carl Reiner and Selma Diamond have in common? Most are Jewish, and all were denizens of the famed 'Writer's Room' where they labored to create the comedy sketches for the live 90 minute weekly variety series, 'Your Show of Shows' starring the legendary Sid Caesar. Composites of these writers make up the characters in Neil Simon's raucous comedy,LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR, set in 1953 during television's golden age.
by BWW News Desk - June 02, 2010
What do Lucille Kallen, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Woody Allen, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Larry Gelbart, Carl Reiner and Selma Diamond have in common? Most are Jewish, and all were denizens of the famed 'Writer's Room' where they labored to create the comedy sketches for the live 90 minute weekly variety series, 'Your Show of Shows' starring the legendary Sid Caesar. Composites of these writers make up the characters in Neil Simon's raucous comedy,LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR, set in 1953 during television's golden age.
Midnight Company to Premiere 'AN APOLOGY FOR THE COURSE...' 6/2
by Chris Gibson - June 02, 2010
The Midnight Company will present the St. Louis premiere of Mickle Maher's AN APOLOGY FOR THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF CERTAIN EVENTS DELIVERED BY DOCTOR JOHN FAUSTUS ON THIS HIS FINAL EVENING at Dressel's Pub in the Central West End, June 2-24. A lean, tragicomic version of the Faustus story, AN APOLOGY... presents Doctor Faustus in the last hour of his final night on earth - irritated, whining and repentant of nothing save his failure to keep a proper diary. Over the course of this hour, he rails against his silent servant Mephistopheles and tells the fantastic tale of his life - a life filled with wonders, as well as an immeasurably vast evil.
by Chris Gibson - June 02, 2010
The Midnight Company will present the St. Louis premiere of Mickle Maher's AN APOLOGY FOR THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF CERTAIN EVENTS DELIVERED BY DOCTOR JOHN FAUSTUS ON THIS HIS FINAL EVENING at Dressel's Pub in the Central West End, June 2-24. A lean, tragicomic version of the Faustus story, AN APOLOGY... presents Doctor Faustus in the last hour of his final night on earth - irritated, whining and repentant of nothing save his failure to keep a proper diary. Over the course of this hour, he rails against his silent servant Mephistopheles and tells the fantastic tale of his life - a life filled with wonders, as well as an immeasurably vast evil.
Black Rep Concludes Their Season with THE ME NOBODY KNOWS 6/2-6/27
by Chris Gibson - June 01, 2010
Through a generous donation from MasterCard The Black Rep will Celebrate the Next Generation. The Next Generation program was developed to encourage adults to bring youth to live theatre performances. Through the MasterCard Next Generation program, Black Rep Patrons may obtain a complimentary youth ticket when a regular priced adult ticket is purchased using a MasterCard. When patrons use their MasterCard, but do not utilize the free youth ticket, the ticket is 'banked' for future use.
by Chris Gibson - June 01, 2010
Through a generous donation from MasterCard The Black Rep will Celebrate the Next Generation. The Next Generation program was developed to encourage adults to bring youth to live theatre performances. Through the MasterCard Next Generation program, Black Rep Patrons may obtain a complimentary youth ticket when a regular priced adult ticket is purchased using a MasterCard. When patrons use their MasterCard, but do not utilize the free youth ticket, the ticket is 'banked' for future use.
New Line Artistic Director Signs Deal For SEX, DRUGS, ROCK & ROLL, AND MUSICALS
by Gabrielle Sierra - June 01, 2010
New Line Theatre, 'the Bad Boy of Musical Theatre,' is proud to announce that artistic director Scott Miller has signed with a new publisher, Northeastern University Press, to publish his sixth musical theatre book, 'Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and Musicals,' due to be released in 2011.
by Gabrielle Sierra - June 01, 2010
New Line Theatre, 'the Bad Boy of Musical Theatre,' is proud to announce that artistic director Scott Miller has signed with a new publisher, Northeastern University Press, to publish his sixth musical theatre book, 'Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and Musicals,' due to be released in 2011.
Playhouse at Westport Plaza Hosts 'Wizards of Improv' Beginning 6/11
by Jonathan Nisman - June 01, 2010
Throughout the summer, Bill Chott's Improv Trick will be performing at the Playhouse at Westport Plaza every Friday and Saturday, starting June 11th at 7:30pm. No two performances will be the same. Audiences are encouraged to come out early in the run and return often to make this a regular part of their summer fun.
by Jonathan Nisman - June 01, 2010
Throughout the summer, Bill Chott's Improv Trick will be performing at the Playhouse at Westport Plaza every Friday and Saturday, starting June 11th at 7:30pm. No two performances will be the same. Audiences are encouraged to come out early in the run and return often to make this a regular part of their summer fun.
Union Avenue Opera Begins Their Season with PIRATES OF THE PENZANCE 7/9-7/17
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
Union Avenue Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan's PIRATES OF THE PENZANCE.Finally able to leave his apprenticeship to the Pirate King, Frederic comes ashore and instantly falls in love with the innocent daughter of the Major-General, Mabel. But how will the Major-General handle it when ALL the pirates want to marry his daughters without consent? Abundant laughter ensues with this timeless Gilbert and Sullivan operetta perfect for all ages.
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
Union Avenue Opera presents Gilbert and Sullivan's PIRATES OF THE PENZANCE.Finally able to leave his apprenticeship to the Pirate King, Frederic comes ashore and instantly falls in love with the innocent daughter of the Major-General, Mabel. But how will the Major-General handle it when ALL the pirates want to marry his daughters without consent? Abundant laughter ensues with this timeless Gilbert and Sullivan operetta perfect for all ages.
BWW Reviews: Shakespeare Festival St. Louis Presents Exceptional Production of HAMLET
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
When the weather cooperates as sweetly it did on opening night (May 28, 2010), there's nothing that can compare to the experience of sitting under the stars in Forest Park and watching an ensemble of top notch performers and technicians take on the task of staging one of William Shakespeare's classic works. Shakespeare Festival St. Louis is presenting HAMLET this time around, and it's a splendid production that will provide attendees with the opportunity to catch a performance of what may well be the most famous play in history. It's certainly Shakespeare's finest hour, and you're certain to encounter a veritable plethora of familiar phrases that have become part of our own creative language as you listen to his sparkling dialogue.
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
When the weather cooperates as sweetly it did on opening night (May 28, 2010), there's nothing that can compare to the experience of sitting under the stars in Forest Park and watching an ensemble of top notch performers and technicians take on the task of staging one of William Shakespeare's classic works. Shakespeare Festival St. Louis is presenting HAMLET this time around, and it's a splendid production that will provide attendees with the opportunity to catch a performance of what may well be the most famous play in history. It's certainly Shakespeare's finest hour, and you're certain to encounter a veritable plethora of familiar phrases that have become part of our own creative language as you listen to his sparkling dialogue.
BWW Reviews: Opera Theatre of St. Louis Open Season with THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
If I was going to introduce someone to the world of opera, I might have them take in a performance of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, because it's a tuneful show filled with farcical plot machinations that are both amusing and satisfying in the manner in which they unfold. There's a reason why Mozart's work, with its witty libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte (translated with considerable aplomb by Andrew Porter) has become one of the most performed operas of all time; it's a great deal of fun. The Opera Theatre of St. Louis has opened their Spring season with a charming and delightful production that perfectly captures the spirit of this delicious satire of the aristocracy.
by Chris Gibson - May 30, 2010
If I was going to introduce someone to the world of opera, I might have them take in a performance of THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, because it's a tuneful show filled with farcical plot machinations that are both amusing and satisfying in the manner in which they unfold. There's a reason why Mozart's work, with its witty libretto by Lorenzo Da Ponte (translated with considerable aplomb by Andrew Porter) has become one of the most performed operas of all time; it's a great deal of fun. The Opera Theatre of St. Louis has opened their Spring season with a charming and delightful production that perfectly captures the spirit of this delicious satire of the aristocracy.
Mahler's Ninth Symphony Inspires New Works By Artist Barry Liebman in Sheldon Art Gallery Exhibit
by Chris Gibson - May 29, 2010
The exhibition presents a suite of new abstract paintings by Barry Leibman who has made music the focus of his work. Past series included ones inspired by a Mozart clarinet concerto and music compositions by Erik Satie. He has also created assemblage paintings using the music of jazz artists like King Oliver, Cecil Taylor and Sun Ra, which were shown at the Sheldon Art Galleries in the group exhibition, Improvisus, curated by Alison Ferring in 2003. This recent body of work uses Mahler's Ninth Symphony as a springboard.
by Chris Gibson - May 29, 2010
The exhibition presents a suite of new abstract paintings by Barry Leibman who has made music the focus of his work. Past series included ones inspired by a Mozart clarinet concerto and music compositions by Erik Satie. He has also created assemblage paintings using the music of jazz artists like King Oliver, Cecil Taylor and Sun Ra, which were shown at the Sheldon Art Galleries in the group exhibition, Improvisus, curated by Alison Ferring in 2003. This recent body of work uses Mahler's Ninth Symphony as a springboard.
Circus Fantasies Come to Life at 'Circo Diablo' the 8th Annual FloraDora Fundraiser for CIRUCUS FLORA
by BWW News Desk - May 28, 2010
FloraDora, Circus Flora's largest and most elaborate annual gala event, includes a delectable assortment of Spanish fare and signature drinks from St. Louis' finest restaurants, a circus fantasy live auction, a 'Circo Diablo' performance and the rare opportunity to rub elbows with a mix of local celebrities, community leaders and circus performers alike. Proceeds benefit Circus Flora's educational outreach programs and the 2010 production, INGENIOSO.
by BWW News Desk - May 28, 2010
FloraDora, Circus Flora's largest and most elaborate annual gala event, includes a delectable assortment of Spanish fare and signature drinks from St. Louis' finest restaurants, a circus fantasy live auction, a 'Circo Diablo' performance and the rare opportunity to rub elbows with a mix of local celebrities, community leaders and circus performers alike. Proceeds benefit Circus Flora's educational outreach programs and the 2010 production, INGENIOSO.
Gateway Men's Chorus Presents MAMMA KNOW'S Concert 6/18-19
by Gabrielle Sierra - May 26, 2010
Gateway Men's Chorus (GMC) wraps up their exciting 23rd season with Mama Knows! Friday and Saturday June 18 & 19, 2010 at 8 p.m. at The Edison Theatre on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis.
by Gabrielle Sierra - May 26, 2010
Gateway Men's Chorus (GMC) wraps up their exciting 23rd season with Mama Knows! Friday and Saturday June 18 & 19, 2010 at 8 p.m. at The Edison Theatre on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis.
KETC Channel 9 & Fox Concerts Presents HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR
by BWW News Desk - May 26, 2010
KETC Channel 9 & Fox Concerts presents HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR 25 th ANNIVERSARY Celebrate an evening of rock history while experiencing some of the greatest artists of the 60's coming together for a night of hit after hit.
by BWW News Desk - May 26, 2010
KETC Channel 9 & Fox Concerts presents HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR 25 th ANNIVERSARY Celebrate an evening of rock history while experiencing some of the greatest artists of the 60's coming together for a night of hit after hit.
St. Louis Actors' Studio Concludes Season with Premiere of Joan Lipkin's THE STATE OF MARRIAGE 6/10 - 6/20
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
St. Louis Actors' Studio concludes its third season with the world premiere of the performance piece THE STATE OF MARRIAGE. Conceived by Joan Lipkin, this original work is co-produced by That Uppity Theatre Company and St. Louis Actors' Studio in their first collaboration. The piece explores the changing face of marriage and considers the institution's complicated emotional, religious, and social dimensions and history.
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
St. Louis Actors' Studio concludes its third season with the world premiere of the performance piece THE STATE OF MARRIAGE. Conceived by Joan Lipkin, this original work is co-produced by That Uppity Theatre Company and St. Louis Actors' Studio in their first collaboration. The piece explores the changing face of marriage and considers the institution's complicated emotional, religious, and social dimensions and history.
Lyceum Theatre Opens Their 50th Season with THE PRODUCERS 6/2 - 6/12
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' THE PRODUCERS running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this outrageously funny musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland.
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
The Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre's 50th Anniversary Season opens on June 2nd with the Lyceum premiere of Mel Brooks' THE PRODUCERS running through June 12. Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards in 2001 including Best Musical, this outrageously funny musical tells the story of a down-on-his-luck Broadway producer (Max Bialystock), played by Dana Snyder. Dana is returning to the Lyceum stage after a 16 year hiatus during which time he has appeared in many regional theatres from Austin to Cleveland.
Opera Theatre of St. Louis Presents Their 2010 Spring Season 5/22-6/27
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
Opera Theatre's 2010 spring season opens on Saturday, May 22 and continues for 28 performances through Sunday, June 27 with all-new productions of Mozart's brilliant comedy THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, Tchaikovsky's romantic masterpiece EUGENE ONEGIN, Stephen Sondheim's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, directed and designed by famed designer Isaac Mizrahi, and the world premiere of Peter Ash and Donald Sturrock's THE GOLDEN TICKET, based on Roald Dahl's beloved classic, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
by Chris Gibson - May 25, 2010
Opera Theatre's 2010 spring season opens on Saturday, May 22 and continues for 28 performances through Sunday, June 27 with all-new productions of Mozart's brilliant comedy THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, Tchaikovsky's romantic masterpiece EUGENE ONEGIN, Stephen Sondheim's A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, directed and designed by famed designer Isaac Mizrahi, and the world premiere of Peter Ash and Donald Sturrock's THE GOLDEN TICKET, based on Roald Dahl's beloved classic, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Paul Alpert and Leslie Sanazaro Perform at the Sheldon on 5/25
by Chris Gibson - May 24, 2010
Leslie Sanazaro has been reviewed for her musical and cause related efforts many times in and outside of St. Louis, including articles about her environmental tour, The Green Light Tour 2007, which played 20 cities throughout the US and Canada in just over three weeks last May, teaming up with environmental sponsors, planting trees and raising awareness about global warming in each city she played.
by Chris Gibson - May 24, 2010
Leslie Sanazaro has been reviewed for her musical and cause related efforts many times in and outside of St. Louis, including articles about her environmental tour, The Green Light Tour 2007, which played 20 cities throughout the US and Canada in just over three weeks last May, teaming up with environmental sponsors, planting trees and raising awareness about global warming in each city she played.
The Black Rep Closes Production of Yasmina Reza's ART 5/23
by Chris Gibson - May 23, 2010
Black Rep will close its production of ART by Yasmina Reza May 23, 2010, a play which takes a profound look at the nature of friendship. When well-to-do Serge purchases an expensive painting it causes his best friend to question not only his taste, but his moral fiber as well. What do we really know about our friends and can friendship survive when we discover an unexpected, hard to believe truth about someone we think we know?
by Chris Gibson - May 23, 2010
Black Rep will close its production of ART by Yasmina Reza May 23, 2010, a play which takes a profound look at the nature of friendship. When well-to-do Serge purchases an expensive painting it causes his best friend to question not only his taste, but his moral fiber as well. What do we really know about our friends and can friendship survive when we discover an unexpected, hard to believe truth about someone we think we know?
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN Ends Run at the Fox Theatre 5/23
by BWW News Desk - May 23, 2010
The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein, a new musical comedy from the creative team of the 12-time Tony Award winning smash The Producers, opened on Broadway November 8th 2007 at the Hilton Theatre and ends its run at St. Louis' Fabulous Fox Theatre May 23.
by BWW News Desk - May 23, 2010
The New Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein, a new musical comedy from the creative team of the 12-time Tony Award winning smash The Producers, opened on Broadway November 8th 2007 at the Hilton Theatre and ends its run at St. Louis' Fabulous Fox Theatre May 23.
JEN Holds Inaugural Jazz Education Conference May 20-22
by BWW News Desk - May 22, 2010
The Jazz Education Network (JEN) will hold it's inaugural conference 'Shaping the Future of Jazz Education' on the campus of the University of Missouri - St. Louis May 20-22, 2010. Cost for the 3 day conference is $150; $110 for one day with special prices for spouses and students. Evening Concerts are $30. For tickets and more information visit JazzEdNet.org.
by BWW News Desk - May 22, 2010
The Jazz Education Network (JEN) will hold it's inaugural conference 'Shaping the Future of Jazz Education' on the campus of the University of Missouri - St. Louis May 20-22, 2010. Cost for the 3 day conference is $150; $110 for one day with special prices for spouses and students. Evening Concerts are $30. For tickets and more information visit JazzEdNet.org.
HotCity Theatre to Present Premiere of THE SINKER May 6 - 22 at The Kranzberg Arts Center
by BWW News Desk - May 22, 2010
HotCity Theatre, a professional theatre company with a focus on contemporary programming and new play development announces the Mainstage world premiere presentation of THE SINKER, written by Jami Brandli, with dramaturgical help from Erica Nagel. THE SINKER was the chosen script from the 2009 Annual GreenHouse new play festival.
by BWW News Desk - May 22, 2010
HotCity Theatre, a professional theatre company with a focus on contemporary programming and new play development announces the Mainstage world premiere presentation of THE SINKER, written by Jami Brandli, with dramaturgical help from Erica Nagel. THE SINKER was the chosen script from the 2009 Annual GreenHouse new play festival.
The New Jewish Theatre Presents LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR 6/2-6/20
by Chris Gibson - May 21, 2010
What do Lucille Kallen, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Woody Allen, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Larry Gelbart, Carl Reiner and Selma Diamond have in common? Most are Jewish, and all were denizens of the famed 'Writer's Room' where they labored to create the comedy sketches for the live 90 minute weekly variety series, 'Your Show of Shows' starring the legendary Sid Caesar. Composites of these writers make up the characters in Neil Simon's raucous comedy,LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR, set in 1953 during television's golden age.
by Chris Gibson - May 21, 2010
What do Lucille Kallen, Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Woody Allen, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Larry Gelbart, Carl Reiner and Selma Diamond have in common? Most are Jewish, and all were denizens of the famed 'Writer's Room' where they labored to create the comedy sketches for the live 90 minute weekly variety series, 'Your Show of Shows' starring the legendary Sid Caesar. Composites of these writers make up the characters in Neil Simon's raucous comedy,LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR, set in 1953 during television's golden age.
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