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‘Talking Heads’ has a lot to say, in a quiet, understated way

Not everyone enjoys a monologue-based show, but I find that when done well, monologues offer an actor a chance to rea...

'If I Were a Foolish Man, Yubby dibby dibby dibby dibby dibby dibby dum'

What if you were foolish, and yet thought you were smart? Now extend that to everyone you know, all laboring under sa...

No energy shortage in Michelle Collier's 'Tribute to the Hollywood Blondes'

If it were possible to bottle and resell whatever powers Michelle Collier's "A Tribute to the Hollywood Blon...

Everyone laughs at the return of ‘Stupefy! The 90 minute Harry Potter’

Let's be totally honest here. The words "family entertainment" most often inspire dread in the adult, a...

'Smash/Hit’ or near miss?

The Black Rep's world premier of Steve Broadnax and Michael Bordner's "Smash/Hit" is neither an off...

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Friday, 20 June 2008 19:00

Little Women

Written by Bob Wilcox
K's Theatrical Korps Through June 22, 2008 Reviewed by Bob Wilcox I never read Louisa May Alcott's semi-autobiographical novel Little Women. Boys didn't read it. Girls did "" over and over, it seems. And loved it. Now it's a musical. Allan…
Friday, 20 June 2008 19:00

Madame Butterfly

Written by Al Erickson
Opera Theatre of St. Louis Through June 28, 2008 Reviewed by Al Erickson I should state up front that I am not an "opera buff." I am not one of those who, when they hear the name Puccini, say things…
Friday, 20 June 2008 19:00

Sarafina!

Written by Chris Gibson
The Black Rep Through June 29, 2008 Reviewed by Chris Gibson The Black Rep bring their "Season of the Storyteller" to a close with Mbogeni Ngema's dynamic musical Sarafina!. Tragic stories of apartheid are blended with the soaring music of…
Friday, 20 June 2008 19:00

The Tales of Hoffmann

Written by Chuck Lavazzi
Opera Theatre of St. Louis Through June 28, 2008 Reviewed by Chuck Lavazzi It has been over twenty years since Opera Theatre has seen fit to give us a production of Offenbach's last and possibly greatest work, The Tales of…
Thursday, 19 June 2008 19:00

Snapshots

Written by Steve Callahan
St. Louis Actors' Studio Through 6/22/2008 Reviewed by Steve Callahan The St. Louis Actor's Studio has opened a charming little evening called Snapshots. Two of the company's stated missions are "to provide a strong ensemble environment" and to produce "original collaborative…
Thursday, 19 June 2008 19:00

Una Cosa Rara

Written by Chuck Lavazzi
Opera Theatre of St. Louis Through June 20, 2008 Reviewed by Chuck Lavazzi "Å“[T]hus the whirligig of time brings in his revenges."  - Twelfth Night, V,1 That bit of Shakespeare jumped unbidden into my mind as I contemplated Opera Theatre's…
Wednesday, 18 June 2008 19:00

Dean Christopher

Written by Chris Gibson
The Cabaret at Savor June 20 and 21, 2008 Reviewed by Chris Gibson Dean Christopher brought his considerable charm and talent to the confines of the Flim-Flam room at the Cabaret at Savor (June 20th and 21st, 2008), with an…
Tuesday, 17 June 2008 19:00

Cats

Written by Chris Gibson
The Lyceum Theatre Through June 18, 2008 Reviewed by Chris Gibson The Lyceum Theatre in historic Arrow Rock, MO start up their summer season with Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical tribute to our feline friends, Cats. Unfortunately, technical issues with faulty…
Saturday, 14 June 2008 19:00

Sherry Drake and Terry Thompson

Written by Chris Gibson
The Cabaret at Savor June 14, 2008 Reviewed by Chris Gibson Every now and then you see a show and know a performer is a bit under the weather, or just having an off night. On this particular occasion (June…
Saturday, 14 June 2008 19:00

Tomfoolery

Written by Chris Gibson
SIU-Edwardsville's Department of Theater and Dance Through June 15, 2008 Reviewed by Chris Gibson SIU-Edwardsville's Department of Theater and Dance begin their Summer Showbiz series for 2008 with a revue cobbled together by Cameron Mackintosh and Robin Ray, which features…
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King James and the Killer Bee releases debut EP: The Man I Am Today

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Indie Folk band King James and the Killer Bee is a recent addition to the St. Louis music scene. The band recently stopped by the Magnolia studio's to talk with Heather Cooper about their debut EP: The Man I Am Today. Click here to download Mr. Science Fiction from the EP: The Man I Am Today Album art courtesy of…

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Muhammad "Mvstermind" Austin is a Saint Louis producer and rapper, and he just released his latest album, Artistically Day Dreaming. Mvstermind is a member of Musical Masterminds Entertainment, a collection of local artists pursuing music together. His new album takes the listener on a journey through is past accompanied by captivating production. Click here to download "80-D" from Artistic Day…

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