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Having a blast with 'The Wiz' at the Black Rep
Let’s face it, the villain is the most interesting character in a play. Without a worthy opponent, there’...
Circus Flora continues to amaze in 'A Trip to the Moon'
How can mere mortals hope to compete with superheroes of the big screen? In the realm of entertainment, repeated expo...
Signed, sealed and delivered, it’s ‘Always… Patsy Cline’
Fifty years after her untimely death, the music of Patsy Cline is as beloved as ever, and her influence is still pres...
Feeling the distance in ‘Six Degrees of Separation’
The late 20th century idea that everyone on earth is connected to everyone else through six people has fascinated the...
The second time around
Playwright Neal Simon is very generous in his play "Chapter Two".
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A young woman with psychiatric problems tries to sort out her life, and ultimately - and thrillingly - fails.
A crisp autumn evening, a gourmet meal served under the brand new big top, feats of breathtaking prowess executed by some of the most talented performers ever assembled; ladies and gentlemen, I give you dinner theater Circus Flora style.
Thursday, 18 October 2012 12:02
'Les Misérables' is back and better than ever
Written by Chuck Lavazzi
The 25th anniversary production of "Les Misérables" is a few minutes shorter than the original and makes clever use of sophisticated video projection technology that wasn't available in 1985, but it's otherwise every bit as much of a well-oiled theatrical…
Only two people in the cast, the same set and costumes throughout, no show stoppers, no dancing and pretty much all of the dialogue epistolary; could this musical be any more unique?
Theatre companies keep bashing on about how this play or that play is "relevant to our time," which can get a bit tiresome, but Good really is reflective of us. Despite the fact that it is set in 1930s Germany…
Thursday, 11 October 2012 19:55
One person’s comedy is another person’s “Huh?”
Written by Laura Kyro
The Touhill Performing Arts Center on the campus of University of Missouri St. Louis recently hosted a performance by The Improv Shop troupe. The Improv Shop is a “St. Louis-based improvisational comedy theater and school.”
Tuesday, 09 October 2012 12:19
Christy Simmons's Rosemary Clooney tribute is a blessing
Written by Chuck Lavazzi
I’ve always maintained—sometimes against stiff critical headwind—that cabaret is essentially a form of musical theatre, and that some of the best cabaret artists are the ones with a solid stage background. If you doubt that, head on over to the…
Monday, 08 October 2012 21:31
Event photos: Grove Fest, Saturday, October 6
Written by Virginia Harold
The 7th annual Grove Fest took place on Saturday, October 6 in the Grove neighborhood of St. Louis and featured an array of local music, interactive art, street performances and local food and drink. It was definitely not limited to that, however.
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Opportunities to see a Eugene O’Neill play on a St. Louis stage are rare, so you should take the chance to see this one, not just because it’s O’Neill, but because it’s terrific theatre. Director Philip Boehm and his cast…
The New Jewish Theatre’s production of Neil Simon’s Lost in Yonkers is a delight from beginning to end. It isn’t a perfect play, but under the sure direction of Doug Finlayson and the abundance of talent on stage and behind…
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Since 1902: Slightly Elevated
Tue June 18Since 1902 is a St. Louis indie rock band who recently released their latest album, Slightly Elevated. The band records and produces most of their music at home, and draws from influences across genres. Their new album combines dreamy and relatable lyrics with catchy percussion and layered guitar tones to draw the listener in from start to finish. Click here to download "Our Front Yard" from Slightly…
The Maness Brothers present their debut album 'Grief Factory'
Mon June 10Dave and Jake Maness of The Maness Brothers stopped by the KDHX studio to talk about their new album 'Grief Factory'. Click here to download their song River…
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