Muny at 100: Younger and cooler, big theater approaches a big anniversary
New shows, new amenities and new equipment come to the open-air theater
New shows, new amenities and new equipment come to the open-air theater
Experiments include revues as other shows look to a younger generation
The answer varies from show to show.
A new administration finds inspiration in the past
In the 1980s, the Forest Park's outdoor theater teams with the American and the Fox " but at what cost?
Defining shows of the 1950s soar on the Muny stage
Some family productions feel like old friends
In the 1940s, the Muny offered a precious break to members of the armed forces along with those on the home front
Shuberts set the pace with bigger shows, newer shows and bigger stars.
The St. Louis theater takes off for fall
When the Muny celebrates its 100th season next year, president and CEO Dennis Reagan will mark his 50th season there
Shakespeare Festival St. Louis looks ahead to next season as 2017 production opens.
ERA puts Malvolio at the center of the story
The show's score and gender-bending subject matter broke the mold
'A Christmas Carol' returns with lots of local artists
The acclaimed musical has come to Chicago
Theaters need to overcome the habit of believing that because they have put an important issue onstage, they are consequently doing "important" work.
Edward Albee's 'A' has plenty of company
Dan'yelle Williamson brings verve to the role of a lounge singer disguised as a nun
The show, which has a record 16 nominations, is poised to sweep Sunday night's Tony Awards.
Actor-director Joe Hanrahan, who has built a reputation for one-man shows, is starring in "The Two Character Play," part of the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis.