Broad comedy makes the most of its tiny cast
ACT INC opens its season with 'The 39 Steps'
ACT INC opens its season with 'The 39 Steps'
The singing is uniformly excellent
Reliably entertaining show mostly overcame missteps.
Best play ' "Oslo"
NEW YORK ' The play "Oslo," a three-hour meditation on diplomacy, has been crowned the best play of the season.
Fewer than 10 copies of "The Florist" are cataloged.
The always entertaining ceremony airs live from New York on Sunday, June 11.
Designer ' Rob Corley
Schedule includes tap dancers and "Chicago."
The Peabody Opera House has announced four shows for its 2017-18 Broadway Series of theatrical productions: "Elf the Musical," "Kinky Boots," "Buddy " The Buddy Holly Story" and "A Gentleman…
Noted artist Glenn Ligon curates exhibition at the Pulitzer.
Director/choreographer Stephen Bourneuf styles it as a true ensemble piece
St. Louis writer Stephen Peirick finds 'Monsters' among us
The former "American Idol" singer and "Rock of Ages" Broadway performer plays Judas in the musical.
We've detailed the parts of the Muny you really need to know " and some that are just fun to be aware of.
The seventh annual Fair U City teams up with University City Jazz Festival to put on community event despite dissent within University City city council.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
'Sweet Smell of Success' conjures up a New York fueled by 'Dirt'
A distinguished French conductor will take over from David Robertson
Stages St. Louis stuns Hannah Haedike with an unexpected ceremony
There are some big stars and new works coming
Kings, Queens & Castles, for kids ages 3 to 11, will open June 12 at the St. John Municipal Center.
The Berges Family Foundation pledged to give $5 million to the Center for Creative Arts if members of the community match it.
Philip Glass' opera "The Trial," which received its North American premiere at Opera Theatre of St. Louis on Sunday night, has almost everything it needs to be a big success: one of the comp…
100 years ago tonight " June 5, 1917 " the first show in what would become the Muny was staged.