Concert Review: Tyler the Creator at Chaifetz Arena
By Hannah Bodenhausen Tyler the Creator returned to St. Louis on Friday to play songs from his fifth album, “IGOR” for a crowd of screaming fans. The crowd, for the most part, was undeniably young. Before the show, flocks of teens dressed head to toe in Golf Wang (Tyler’s clothing line) bolted from parents and […]
Theatre Review: HELLO, DOLLY! Gives Warm Welcome to Audiences for Latest Broadway Series
Fresh off a Tony Award-winning revival on Broadway, Hello, Dolly! opens the 2019-2020 Broadway Series at the Fabulous Fox. Carolee Carmello is sensational as Dolly, a widowed matchmaker who is known for making everyone’s business her own. There’s nothing she can’t do as she earns a living by taking on as many side-jobs as possible. But […]
Music Interview: Erik Turner, Guitarist of Warrant
While the 80’s and early 90’s were Warrant’s heyday, the band is still going strong, playing live shows and putting out new music, despite losing frontman Janie Lane in 2011 to acute alcohol poisoning. The band will be playing St. Charles Family Arena on Saturday, October 11 along with Firehouse and headliner Bret Michaels, the […]
Standup Review: Drew Lynch at Helium Comedy Club
After capturing the hearts of America on “America’s Got Talent,” comic Drew Lynch has been successfully working as a comic and touring throughout the world, capturing the hearts of each city he has visited with his unique take on life, our differences, and his incredibly hilarious and insightful observations of everyday life. Being no stranger […]
Review: The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Dazzles in Stéphane Denève’s Debut
It is an exciting time of new beginnings for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Like all new starts there is energy and anxiety, both of which signify that magic is in the air. In addition to unveiling a new logo and special pricing the orchestra enthusiastically began its 140th season with the debut of their […]
Theatre Review: ANGELS IN AMERICA PART TWO Brings Kushner’s Masterpiece to Life
You don’t see many plays produced in two parts, back to back – or concurrently as The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis is currently doing with Angels in America Parts One and Two. Doing so is not only a huge commitment from the theatre, but also the audience – asking them to buy two tickets, and […]
Movie Review: DOWNTON ABBEY (2019)
Review by Josie Grillas Downton Abbey is a sumptuous period film that is an homage to the fans and the television series. From the first stirring chords of its iconic theme song, viewers are immediately drawn back into the lives of the Crawley family and their servants. The film picks up about a year and a […]
Movie Review: AD ASTRA Starring Brad Pitt, Tommy Lee Jones, Ruth Negga
Space movies enthrall me. Whether they’re based on science or entirely science-fiction, a good space film can really hit the right chords with me, and we’ve had an influx of really good ones in the past several years. Gravity, Interstellar, and The Martian quickly come to mind when I think about the quiet isolation and […]
Movie Review: 3 From Hell, Starring; Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, Richard Brake
First off, “3 From Hell,” is a very difficult movie to enjoy. Not because it’s not well made, but because it’s just that devious. Director Rob Zombie was thought to have left the Firefly Family for dead in “The Devil’s Rejects,” but alas the trio managed to survive the onslaught of bullets at the end […]
Concert Review: Thomas Rhett at Enterprise Center
By Bryan Bealmear Thomas Rhett brought a” Blue out” to St. Louis for his stop on the Very Hot Summer Tour. The show was in front of a near capacity crowd at Enterprise Center. Along for the ride were Rhett Atkins, Russell Dickerson, and Dustin Lynch. Getting the evening started was Nashville singer/song writer and […]