Annie made its Broadway debut in 1977, nominated for ten Tony Awards and winning seven of them – including best
“Oh, what a night” indeed! The story of Frankie Valli, and his hit ’60s group The Four Seasons, makes for
Last night at The Muny, on a beautiful summer evening in St. Louis, the audience experienced pure, theatrical joy. Those lucky
The treachery and deceit of a Southern family in Gilded Age Alabama is the focal point of of Regina, Opera
You can never say that Opera Theatre of St. Louis is short on ambition. As the company launches it 43rd
Widely considered to be the author’s best work, “A Streetcar Named Desire” kicked off the 3rd Annual Tennessee Williams Festival
My first exposure to Hamilton – or at least what would eventually become the phenomenon – was in 2009, when Lin-Manuel
The Color Purple is a story which has touched countless readers, filmgoers, and theatre patrons since since 1983. Based on the
It’s amazing how a work of art can seem just as relevant today as it did when it was created
Based on the 1907 novel, “Israel Rank: The Autobiography of a Criminal” (which was also the basis for the highly
