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Who Killed Aunt Caroline? by Grant Richards


Directed by Ken Clark. While the Endicott family struggle to make ends meet after the death of their beloved husband and father, they learn that ...



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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: PICTURES FROM A REVOLUTION at Upstream Theater


by Steve Callahan - January 26, 2025

This show continues Upstream's bold tradition of exciting world theater....

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: CHICKEN AND BISCUITS at The Black Rep is A Funny Look at a Dysfunctional Family Gathering to Bury a Loved One


by James Lindhorst - January 12, 2025

Douglas Lyons' CHICKEN AND BISCUITS is funny family dramedy that shows how love, loss, and grief can unite a family. The Black Rep’s production is packed with plenty of laughs and a bit of drama. Ron Himes’ fine direction and the cast’s spirited performances create a relatable family who love one an...

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...

Review: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTER CHRISTMAS at Loretto-Hilton Center


by Rob Levy - December 11, 2024

Filled with smiles and dancing in the aisles, Million Dollar Quartet Christmas is a chart-topping knockout. The show reflects on the travails of fame and celebrates the season with an irresistible vivacity....

Review: Roxie Has Moxy! CHICAGO at the Fox Theatre, St. Louis


by Rob Levy - November 30, 2024

The perfect synergy of sight, sound, song and dance, Chicago is gloriously glamourous, grimy and cheeky. Murder and mayhem has never been this much fun!...

Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL: THE REMIX is a Hip Hop Holiday Gift


by James Lindhorst - November 27, 2024

A CHRISTMAS CAROL: THE REMIX is a fantastically creative retelling of the Dickensian tale. It is an outrageous theatrical event that adds up to high energy imaginative story telling. A couple moments in the show that feel a bit one-note and repetitive when the narrative goes on a little too long, bu...

Review: THE THANKSGIVING PLAY at Washington University Performing Arts


by Steve Callahan - November 26, 2024

'The Thanksgiving Play' directed by Andrea Urice at Wash U was a total delight!...

Review: FIRST DATE at New Jewish Theatre


by James Lindhorst - November 24, 2024

New Jewish Theatre's current production of FIRST DATE features a terrific cast in sublime comedic performances. Director Lee Ann Mathews and her company of seven clever actors fearlessly dive into physical comedy to create an entertaining show that is light, zany, and funny. It certainly isn’t a mas...



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