'Planes: Fire & Rescue' is a copy of a copy
There is a goofy Michael Keaton movie from the '90s called "Multiplicity," where a man makes a clone of himself and his clone then produces another clone who turns out to be a complete imbec…
There is a goofy Michael Keaton movie from the '90s called "Multiplicity," where a man makes a clone of himself and his clone then produces another clone who turns out to be a complete imbec…
He returns to the Forest Park theater as the Cat in the Hat in "Seussical."
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Maggie Wininger plays the Prince of Denmark.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Musical is packed with witty songs and sight gags.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Relatives lean across the generation gap in playwright Joe DiPietro's sentimental show.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Festival is part of the museum's efforts to attract a wider "Â and younger "Â audience.
Artistic director of St. Louis Actors' Studio steps down " but he'll be back.
Company' "less is more" approach is something to celebrate.
Picture book pays homage to Fritz Lang's 1920s film "Metropolis."
Storyteller plied her trade by keeping children entranced; 'free hugs,' her business card read.
Opening night is Sept. 5.
Every once in a while as a film critic, you find yourself in the uncomfortable position of watching a movie that you admire, but don't really like. The overall effort and technological achie…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Harlow Rosenberg getting heavy YouTube traffic on 'Kinky Boots' review
Shakespeare in the Streets adapts a romantic comedy.
Tony-winning production should especially appeal to fans of "Les Miz."Â
With the Gershwins' musical, Diane Paulus strives to speak to the people in the seats.
Triumphs and less-fortunate moments coexisted.
A sampling from the out-of-town critics whose work has been published so far:
The company has come a long way since 1994.
Tim Ocel says Verdi's opera still speaks to us today.