Upstream stages Scottish play
'Outlying Islands'
'Outlying Islands'
Since there aren't exactly a slew of dramas about ornithologists, Scottish playwright David Greig's "Outlying Islands" promises to take us to new territory " territory perhaps as unfamiliar …
Willowy Julie Layton is among the most beautiful actresses on the St. Louis stage. With her current performance as Nora in "A Doll's House," she demonstrates that she's also among its most m…
'Five guys named Moe'
No matter who you usually go to the theater with, you might want to make different arrangements for "Five Guys Named Moe," the exhilarating musical that the Black Rep just opened.
When one of the most powerful female voices in country music apologizes for having a cold or allergies that might affect her singing, fans might expect to be a little disappointed.
MADCO " also known as the Modern American Dance Company " put on an entertaining and often exhilarating show Saturday evening at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis closes this season with its first-ever production of the world's longest-running musical, "The Fantasticks." The show opened off Broadway in 1960 and ran f…
'Desire Under the Elms'
When a production lives up to the script, the plays of Eugene O'Neill are as stageworthy as ever. Director Jerry McAdams and his excellent cast rise to the material in the gripping revival o…
Raskolnikov (Jimmy King) is having a bad dream.
Ben Nordstrom and Steve Isom have entertained St. Louis in plenty of musicals " at Stages St. Louis, at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, all over.
'Gutenberg! The Musical'
Maybe unhappy families are all alike, too.
'The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds'
'The Damnation of Faust' and 'The Marriage of Figaro'
CHICAGO ' Lyric Opera of Chicago performs opera on a grand scale and in a variety of production styles. The company offered a contrast " one that's Eurotrashy and one that's sumptuously trad…
As the riveting second act of "August: Osage County" plays out around a crowded dining room table, you have to wonder what these people are eating.
Organist Lynne Davis arrived in Paris as a newly minted college graduate in 1970, an incredible time and place in the history of music: She was able to study with the likes of Jean Anglais, …
ST. LOUIS ' River North Chicago Dance Company struck an intriguing balance between artistry and showbiz Saturday evening at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center. Presented by Dance …
'The People's Violin'
As is his custom, playwright and actor Charlie Varon wrote "The People's Violin" as a one-man show in which he plays all the parts. But surely he realized what a dazzling gift he was giving …
'THE SHAPE OF THINGS'