| SHOW | DATES | THEATRE | ||
HOT PICK!Spells of the SeaFinley Frankfurter is the 15-year-old daughter of a heroic fisherman, but who herself so far has been terrible at fishing. H.S. Crank is a grumpy New Musical |
2/5
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3/5/2023
| Grandel Theatre 3610 Grandel Square, St. Louis, MO 63103 St. Louis | ||
A Gentleman's Guide To Love And MurderOld Globe Theatre: - book: Robert L. Freedman; lyrics: Robert L. Freedman, Steven Lutvak; music: Steven Lutvak; dir: Darko Tresnjak. |
2/8
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2/11/2023
| Parkway South Theatre 801 Hanna Rd Manchester | ||
A Gentleman's Guide To Love And Murder |
2/8
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2/11/2023
| Parkway South Theatre 801 Hanna Rd Manchester | ||
Disney's The Little MermaidIn a magical kingdom fathoms below, a beautiful young mermaid longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Adapted from Disney’s |
2/9
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2/11/2023
| Park Hill South Theater 4500 River Pk Dr Riverside | ||
Freaky FridayWhen an overworked mother and her teenage daughter magically swap bodies, they have just one day to put things right again before mom's big wedding. |
2/9
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2/11/2023
| Blue Springs Perf.arts Center Blue Springs | ||
Freaky Friday |
2/9
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2/11/2023
| Blue Springs Perf.arts Center Blue Springs | ||
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang |
1/27
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2/12/2023
| Springfield Little Theatre 311 E Walnut St Springfield | ||
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang |
1/27
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2/12/2023
| Springfield Little Theatre 311 E Walnut St Springfield | ||
The Hunchback Of Notre Dame |
2/9
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2/12/2023
| Kevin Kline Theatre 500 S Mason Rd St Louis | ||
9 To 5, The Musical9 TO 5: THE MUSICAL is a hilarious story of friendship and revenge in the Rolodex era. 9 TO 5: THE MUSICAL tells the story |
2/11
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2/19/2023
| Raintree Arts Council 815 Olive St UNIT 16 Clarksville | ||
Godspell-2012 Revised VersionGodspell book by John-Michael Tebelak music & lyrics by Stephen Schwartz conceived & originally directed by John-Michael Tebelak based on The Gospel According to St. |
2/16
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2/19/2023
| The Joseph Schulte Theater St Louis | ||
Putting It Together '1999 Broadway Version |
1/27
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2/19/2023
| Catherine B. Berges Theatre At Coca 6880 Washington Ave St. Louis | ||
Side By Side By SondheimFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Amy Burger press@repstl.org 314-265-1372 The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Kicks Off the New Year with an Evening |
1/29
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2/19/2023
| Repertory Theatre of St. Louis 6880 Washington Avenue. St. Louis | ||
Disney's High School Musical Jr.Learning Stage: book: David Simpatico; lyrics: Greg Cham, Ray Cham, Andy Dodd, Matthew Gerrard, Faye Greenberg, Jamie Houston, David N. Lawrence, Bryan Louiselle, Robbie Nevil, |
2/23
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2/24/2023
| Barton Theatre 24 S Main St Webb City | ||
Disney's Beauty And The BeastBack by Popular Demand following its sold-out 2010 engagement. |
2/23
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2/25/2023
| Lindbergh District Auditorium 4900 S Lindbergh Blvd St Louis | ||
Disney's Beauty And The Beast |
2/23
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2/25/2023
| Lindbergh District Auditorium 4900 S Lindbergh Blvd St Louis | ||
Roald Dahl's Matilda The MusicalA joyous girl power romp! This is the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to |
2/23
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2/25/2023
| Ladue Horton Watkins Hs Pac 1201 Warson Rd Saint Louis | ||
Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical |
2/23
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2/25/2023
| Ladue Horton Watkins Hs Pac 1201 Warson Rd Saint Louis | ||
Mary PoppinsMary Poppins is bringing its own brand of Broadway magic to theaters across the country, which has Variety raving, “This is the rare touring production |
2/9
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2/26/2023
| Historic Owen Theatre 205 S Commercial St Branson | ||
The Addams FamilyVisual content only |
2/9
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2/26/2023
| Columbia Entertainment Company 1800 Nelwood Dr Columbia | ||
The Last Five Years |
2/17
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2/26/2023
| .zack Theatre 3224 Locust St Saint Louis | ||
Claybourne ElderIn this candid show, one of Broadway’s brightest (and hunkiest!) stars, Claybourne Elder, shares his favorite songs – from Sondheim to French pop – along |
3/2
| Blue Strawberry 364 N. Boyle Ave. St. Louis | ||
SeussicalCelebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday and promote excitement in reading and literature with Seussical! This whimsical musical is based on the books of Dr. Seuss and |
3/2
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3/4/2023
| Incarnate Word Academy Auditorium 2788 Normandy Ave St Louis | ||
Seussical |
3/2
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3/4/2023
| Incarnate Word Academy Auditorium 2788 Normandy Ave St Louis | ||
Shrek The Musical JrBeauty is in the eye of the ogre in Shrek The Musical JR., based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film and fantastic Broadway musical. It's |
3/2
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3/4/2023
| Liberty Performing Arts Theatre 1600 S Withers Rd Liberty | ||
Shrek The Musical Jr |
3/2
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3/4/2023
| Liberty Performing Arts Theatre 1600 S Withers Rd Liberty |
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Review: SIDE BY SIDE BY SONDHEIM at The Catherine Berges Theatre At The Center For The Creative Arts (COCA)
by Rob Levy - February 05, 2023
Although Side by Side by Sondheim provides audiences with a dose of light musical entertainment, those familiar with the composer’s prolific output may not be satisfied. This is because when these songs are taken out of the context of their full productions, some of the magic wanes....
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by Rob Levy - January 18, 2023
This exuberant and tragic production of Les Misérables is a breathtakingly epic reminder that the power of theater lies in its ability to capture the essence of the human spirit.at did our critic think of LES MISÉRABLES at Fox Theatre, St. Louis?...
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by James Lindhorst - January 14, 2023
In The Black Rep’s current production of DEATH OF A SALESMAN, director Jacqueline Thompson helms an emotional narrative that is propelled by excellent performances from a stellar cast. She uses Dunsi Dai’s and Lily Thomasic’s multi-leveled static set design effectively to intersperse Willy’s flashba...
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What did our critic think of RIDE THE CYCLONE at Tower Grove Abbey? A tragic rollercoaster ride and a cryptic prophecy from a mechanical fortune teller set the stage for a thrill ride season finale from Stray Dog Theatre. From the onset Ride the Cyclone, establishes itself as a quirky musical with e...
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Winter Opera has presented a truly gorgeous production of Puccini's La Rondine (The Swallow). Puccini is the supreme master of romantic melody, and in Rondine he outdoes himself. I love this opera, my heart having been beguiled early by one lilting, gently syncopated romantic waltz refrain that recu...
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The world premiere of 'The Good Ship St. Louis' is beautiful, theatrical, stylish, poetic, rich. It's a gracefully told tale of doomed refugees....
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by Rob Levy - October 13, 2022
The Rep’s superb production of Noël Coward's Private Lives is directed by Meredith McDonough. This emotionally raw drama pulls no punches in depicting the intense passion and constant divisiveness that haunts Amanda and Elyot’s relationship. Alternating between sexually charged and emotionally abusi...
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by James Lindhorst - October 09, 2022
This production of SOMETHING ROTTEN is terrific. New Line Theatre’s production delivers a robust number of laughs from a script filled with nonsense musical theatre references. Director Scott Miller has taken a big, overblown musical and effectively shrunk the performance to a smaller stage with a s...
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Filled with vim and vigor from start to finish. Stray Dog Theatre’s A Little Night Music is an energetic and passionate treat. This frolic filled morsel of musical theater is a pure delight that is not to be missed....
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by James Lindhorst - October 07, 2022
Hanrahan’s script provides a nostalgic look at St. Louis through the 1900s and the compelling lives of incredibly talented woman. His script is more than just a historic look at some famous St. Louis Women. It is an important lesson in St. Louis Black history, examining the lives of strong African A...
