There is much to be said for a strong production that has many excellent elements, great actors, a good script,
Music warmed the chilly weather with Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at The Fox and Il Trovatore, Giuseppe Verdi’s surprisingly buoyant
It’s great to see lots of sizzling shows in the winter; a bit harder to talk about them in one
In December, Max & Louie Productions presented Ken Page’s Sublime Intimacy. Somewhat biographic, it was the second of Page’s creations
A few months back I waxed rhapsodic about small theaters, and recently I was again inspired by what smaller companies
Opening night of Matilda was everything theater should be. I left The Fox giddy with delight, laughing and dancing and adding
A few columns back I extolled the virtue of the smaller companies in town. In particular, I have always found the work
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis begins its 49th year of stage productions with a riveting, ambitious political drama, All
St. Louis has a great variety of theater. There are a few big institutions that produce their own work, including The
Once upon a time, I believed that theater could change people’s lives. At the very least, it might engage us