The audience of a Broadway musical sees only the final product – not the months of auditions, rehearsals, workshops, and
Welcome, friends, to another tale of the trials and tribulations in a strange, funny, and magical place called DragonCon! I’m
With what seems like a very little amount of advertising and publicity before its release, Zach Cregger’s Barbarian creeps exclusively
Union Avenue Opera concludes its 28th season with a rousing production of A Little Night Music. Based on Ingmar Bergman’s
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Hosting a 28th season dominated by excellent performances, Union Avenue Opera’s second production, Falstaff may be the strongest of the
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Director Jordan Peele is three-for-three. His latest horror venture, “Nope,” is a slight departure from his previous two films, “Us,”
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Joseph Puleo is once again exploring the impact of immigration in St. Louis. Much like his previous film, America’s Last
