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Rob Levy

Rob Levy is a St. Louis based writer, blogger, DJ and podcaster with extensive experience writing about theatre, opera, health, science, tech, film, music and popular culture for St. Louis Magazine, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, ALIVE Magazine, The Riverfront Times, FEAST, and The St. Louis Business Journal. He also has written about popular culture for Reviewstl.com and Onstl.com. He is the cohost of the Modern Musicology podcast and host of Antics on Louder Than War Radio, The Free Design on The Face Radio and Juxtaposition on KDHX.

 




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First Show:

Oliver when I was in grade school

Favorite Show:

Hamilton, Hadestown, Death of A Salesman at the Goodman in Chicago and Vietgone at the Guthrie in Minneapolis.

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BWW Review: The Write Stuff: THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT at The Repertory Theatre St. Louis
BWW Review: The Write Stuff: THE LIFESPAN OF A FACT at The Repertory Theatre St. Louis
October 19, 2019

The arrival of the Repertory Theatre St. Louis' production of The Lifespan of a Fact could not be better timed. Although set in 2003, it's explorations of fiction versus nonfiction, fact versus embellishment and storytelling verses the truth could be ripped from the headlines of the modern world.

BWW Review: ANGELS IN AMERICA at Virginia Jackson Browning Theatre
BWW Review: ANGELS IN AMERICA at Virginia Jackson Browning Theatre
September 23, 2019

Angels In America is must-see event that is, in equal parts, a depiction, dialogue, response and conversation about the AIDS crisis. It also is underpinned by themes of race, life, death, faith and politics.

BWW Review: Emotional and Intense, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE Resonates at The Marcelle
BWW Review: Emotional and Intense, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE Resonates at The Marcelle
August 9, 2019

Adapte from the 1994 film, A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE centers around Alfie Byrne, a down on his luck bus conductor and theater director whose latest theatrical production leads to a powerful journey of self-discovery.

BWW Review: DEAR MR. WILLIAMS: Bryan Batt Mesmerizes at The Curtain Call Lounge
BWW Review: DEAR MR. WILLIAMS: Bryan Batt Mesmerizes at The Curtain Call Lounge
May 11, 2019

DEAR MR. WILLIAMS centers on the parallel journeys between Batt and his beloved playwright. Sharing Williams passion for The Big Easy, Batt's metamorphosis from adolescent soccer player to an actor lauded by Helen Hayes is a bumpy coming-of-age story filled that is equally parts hilarious, ironic, tragic, contemplative and rousing.

BWW Previews: SAY ANYTHING at Touhill Performing Arts Center
BWW Previews: SAY ANYTHING at Touhill Performing Arts Center
May 10, 2019

Three decades later SAY ANYTHING remains one of best romantic comedies of the late 1980s. Confronting issues like adolescent love, social status and independence. Its crisp dialogue, witty charm and killer soundtrack provides the perfect launching point for John Cusack's enduring career.

BWW Review: MISS SAIGON at FOX THEATRE-Helicopters and Hopelessness Make MISS SAIGON a winner!
BWW Review: MISS SAIGON at FOX THEATRE-Helicopters and Hopelessness Make MISS SAIGON a winner!
May 4, 2019

After 30 years of tours and a successful run in the West End and on Broadway MISS SAIGON needed a fresh coat of paint. Boy did it sure get one!



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