Review: Redemption is On the Menu at The Rep's CLYDE'S
by Rob Levy - February 13, 2025
This moving piece of theater, which features an extremely talented ensemble, is an uplifting, and terse story about resilience, community, and the importance of finding joy in the most unexpected places....
Review: LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT at St Louis Actors’ Studio
by James Lindhorst - February 09, 2025
This is an elegant production of LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT with a touch of surrealism. The creative team have taken O’Neill’s story and leaned into quaint imagery to enhance the story telling. Doggett’s period costumes designs are elevated by her tailoring and sumptuous fabric choices. Patrick H...
Review: NEW WORKS COLLECTIVE at Opera Theatre Of Saint Louis
by Steve Callahan - February 10, 2025
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has a rich history in world premiers, often commissioning new works from significant composers and librettists. But it seeks to foster brand new talents too. Its New Works Collective is a three-year project wherein each year OTSL commits to developing and producing thr...
Review: THE PAVEMENT KINGDOM: A CLINIC ESCORT PLAY and THE BIGFOOT DIARIES
by James Lindhorst - February 01, 2025
Two of St. Louis’ most creative playwriting voices premiered new plays this weekend at Greenfinch Theater and Dive Bar. Courtney Bailey is arguably the most talented playwright in St. Louis creating new works. Her new one-act play, THE PAVEMENT KINGDOM: A CLINIC ESCORT PLAY, shared a double bill wit...
Review: ATHENA at Emerson Studio In The Loretto-Hilton Center
by Rob Levy - January 21, 2025
Poignant and empowering Athena is thoroughly engaging and engrossing. This is a well-acted theater experience dig beneath the surface of a centuries old sport to expose a world where comradery and competition both have a price....
Review: BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE at Tower Groves Abbey
by Rob Levy - December 17, 2024
Playing on themes of love, power, and the supernatural, Bell, Book and Candle is an excellent season closer for Stray Dog Theatre. Funny, spooky and enchanting, the play is well-acted and impeccably paced. Its portrayal of relationship dynamics and each character’s need for credence make it an intri...