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Adam Flores as Pale? I thought director Rachel Tibbetts had miscast.

That’s a Winner!

Don (Steve Isom) is the kind of Little League coach that intimidates kids and their parents both. At first glance, it...

Millennium Retreats

Paul Rudnick’s The New Century is a funny play with an agenda—on paper. In Max and Louie’s producti...

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I should know. I should know that it's coming. Better yet, I should prepare...tune my brain to the “freneti...

I’m my own grandpa

It occurs to me now and then that creating theatre is a kind of magic trick. The performers are the magicians and the...

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Saturday, 21 January 2012 00:59

They're Not Your Father's Puppets Anymore!

Written by Laura Kyro
I’ve never seen the musical Avenue Q before, nor read a review. Having seen it now, however, as performed by the [Insert Name Here] theatre company, I can just imagine some of the witty phrases that might, in the past,…
Monday, 16 January 2012 22:49

Rat-a-tat-tat

Written by Bob Wilcox
Metro Theater Company productions almost always have an exciting theatricality about them, like the current Battledrum, which is playing at the Missouri History Museum in concert with their Civil War exhibition. Battledrum opens with Union soldiers hurling firebrands at a…
First Run Theatre’s An Evening of Mysteries consists of two long 1-act plays by local playwright Richard LaViolette:  Divine’s Grace and The Kerpash Affair - each as sweet and innocent as crime and skullduggery can be.
Tuesday, 10 January 2012 16:33

'Tessitura' takes flight at City Museum

Written by Connie Bollinger
Tessitura: Watch out for flying children at the City Museum!
Tuesday, 10 January 2012 00:12

How sweet it is

Written by Bob Wilcox
First, a disclaimer: I saw The Black Rep's On Golden Pond at the final preview, the night before the official opening. I'd rather not review a preview. Though open to the public, previews do not represent the final product. That's…
The West End Players Guild tag line is “big theatre in a small space”. They are true to their word with this excellent production of The Seafarer - a powerful, darkly funny journey into the language-rich world of Irish playwright…
Saturday, 07 January 2012 18:24

An English Farce that runs high on the laughs

Written by Shahnaz Ahmed
See How They Run is a comedic English farce of mistaken identities set in the late 1940s. The play written by Philip King takes place at the Vicarage where the vicar, Reverend Lionel Toop (Grant Neimeyer) lives peacefully with his…
Impression, illusion, and yes, some confusion abounds in this lavish musical but, hey, it's Sondheim and he seldom lets us off easy.
Tuesday night a few thousand Iowa Republicans watched passengers in the GOP clown car argue over who hated gays and lesbians the most. Around the same time, a few thousand St. Louis theatregoers watched a splendid performance of one of…
The award-winning smash hit Broadway musical based on Walt Disney’s classic animated film Beauty and the Beast returned for a limited run at the Fabulous Fox Theater Tuesday evening. The show will run only through Saturday, December 24, bringing its…
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