Irving Berlin's White Christmas
A sparkling family favorite filled with iconic songs and nostalgic holiday cheer.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
130 Edgar Road
St. Louis, MO 63114
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis is a theatre in St. Louis.
Upcoming Shows
Detroit '67
A gripping and soulful play by Dominique Morisseau.
And Then There Were None
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None transfers to the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis in March 2027, helmed by Artistic Director Kate Bergstrom and Managing Director Danny Williams. The production features many of the same actors and creatives from the Arrow Rock...
Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None
Agatha Christie's masterful thriller.
Articles
Review: THE BIRDS at Albion Theatre is a Foreboding Psychological Thriller
Conor McPherson’s adaptation of The Birds is more psychological than graphic. It pits desperate people against one another in a desperate time. Director Robert Ashton, Production Designer Rob Lippert, and the entire team are telling an eerie, disquieting, and foreboding tale. It is a slow-burning …
Review: 2 PIANOS 4 HANDS at Loretto-Hilton Center
Arpeggios and angst make The Rep’s 2 Pianos 4 Hands a wonderfully funny comedic play. Told with music and pianos, this excellent production emphasizes how making music can change lives, elicit emotion, and serve as the composition for happiness.…
Review: e.k. doolin’s Social Allegory GLUT is an Unapologetic Condemnation of Discrimination
Glut is a parable that doubles as a societal microcosm. e.k. doolin’s satirical social commentary denounces all forms of bigotry with her small story about large people.…
Review: Soul Siren’s Provocative THE NICETIES is Explosive Art
There is nothing subtle about Eleanor Burgess’ ruthlessly candid script. The Niceties seethes with bitter, cutting dialogue. It is an all-out verbal clash that makes an unflinching critique on racial injustice. Director Cameron Jamarr, and actors Raevyn Ferguson and Jodi Stockton lean into the ten…
Review: LIZZIE at Tower Groves Abbey
Arriving in time for the spooky season, Lizzie is a mash-up of gothic horror, rock concert theatrics (complete with moving microphones, banging percussion, and searing guitars), grizzly murders, and feminist liberation.…
Review: Alex Edelman’s JUST FOR US Takes on Antisemitism with Sensitivity and Humor
Alex Edelman’s one-man showcleverly places the audience in his own shoes. He disarms with humor then sensitively discusses antisemitism, Judaism, assimilation, and hatred. Jacob Flekier, starring as Alex Edelman, is likable. His entrance felt a bit awkward, telling what Edelman calls “dumb jokes…
Review: CLUE at Fox Theatre, St. Louis
In Clue, secret agendas, grizzly murders, secret identities, and things that go bump in the night come together with side-splitting wackiness for an enthrallingly goofy spoof of the mystery genre. Presented without intermission, it boasts a superb cast and loads of humor. The result is a fast-paced …
Review: COME FROM AWAY at Stages St. Louis Tells a Story of a Town’s Selfless Generosity
Come From Away is bursting with compelling stories of post-9/11 experiences. Each story told by this gifted ensemble layers on powerful, emotionally resonant accounts of that week in Gander. But at its core, Come From Away is a love letter to the lovely and generous residents of Gander who put their…
Review: HOOKMAN at West End Players Guild is as Cheesy as the Slasher Movies it Parodies.
Lauren Yee’s Hookman has a lot it wants to say about perpetrator induced-traumatic stress, but the message of accountability is lost in a painfully banal and utterly vacuous script.…
Review: ERA’s THE LAST SHOW ON EARTH is an Entertaining Off-Kilter Comedy
The Last Show on Earth is an off-kilter comedy that is as quirky as it is entertaining. Joe Taylor has penned and scored an inventive original play that he confidently placed in the innovative hands of Lucy Cashion and her boundary pushing creative teams at ERA. If your up for wildly imaginative the…
Past Shows
32 total · showing 21–30
Annie Oakley
Imaginary Theatre Company: - Kathryn Schultz Miller; dir: Jason Cannon.
Double Indemnity
Virginia Jackson Browning Mainstage: - adapt: David Pichette, R. Hamilton Wright from James M. Cain; dir: Michael Evan Haney.
Hansel and Gretel: The Next Generation
Imaginary Theatre Company: - Kim Wylie; lyrics: Neal Richardson; music: Neal Richardson; dir: Shanara Gabrielle, Neal Richardson, Musical Director.
Venus in Fur
Emerson Studio Theatre: - David Ives; dir: Seth Gordon.
Sense and Sensibility
"Sense and Sensibility" by Jon Jory, adapted from the novel by Jane Austen (February 17 – March 18, 2012) Fortune lost to fate. Romance lost to folly. When a lack of luck makes for difficult marriage prospects, the Dashwood sisters set sail on the volatile seas of courtship...
4000 Miles
Emerson Studio Theatre: - Amy Herzog; dir: Jane Page.
Good People
Virginia Jackson Browning Mainstage: - David Lindsay-Abaire; dir: Seth Gordon.
Puss in Boots
It is a great year for animated movies, with the addition of "Puss In Boots" to the current line-up of "Rango" and "Kung Fu Panda". It would not be too far a stretch to say that fans have been waiting for a spin-off starring the whimsical feline ever since his debut in "Shrek 2"...
The Elves and the Shoemaker
Keith Smith; book: Brothers Grimm.
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The Birds Albion Theatre (10/16-11/01) |
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Tell Me Somethin' Good The St. Louis Black Repertory Company (11/14-11/14) |
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Cara Palombo Kirkwood Performing Arts Center (12/29-12/29) |
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COCA Live & Unscripted! Steinberg Performance Lab, COCA (Center of Creative Arts) (11/21-11/21) |
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Brothers of Affliction Greenfinch Theatre and Dive (11/05-11/08) |
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Wild Horses Kirkwood Performing Arts Center (10/30-10/30) |
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Joshua's Boots Catherine Berges Theatre, COCA (Center of Creative Arts) (10/21-10/24) |
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Amadeus Gaslight (2/05-2/21) |
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Gateway Dirt Nationals – 3 Day Pass The Dome at America's Center (12/03-12/05) |
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J’la - November 15, 5:30pm The Factory (11/15-11/15) |
