The Muny’s current production of Camelot uses the small cast version of the show. This edition was created to meet the needs of small theaters, but it works well at the spacious Muny, too.

The writing, the acting, the production of The Normal Heart at Stray Dog Theatre thrill with a passionate outcry from the earliest days of the AIDS crisis that still resonates today.

Seamstress Elizabeth Keckley went from slavery to the White House to the page. In her memoir, she recounts her story, including many years spent in St. Louis.

Dear Jack, Dear Louise is the current offering at the New Jewish Theatre. This brilliant staging is certain to be among the outstanding comedies of the year.

Every Brilliant Thing gives its central character a highly unusual challenge. In St. Louis Shakespeare’s absorbing production, Isaiah DiLorenzo surmounts that challenge with apparent ease that is surely the result of extremely hard work with the director, Donna Northcott. DiLorenzo’s character is making “a list of everything brilliant about the world. Everything worth living for.” […]

The Clayton Community Theatre recently produced Carson McCullers’s The Member of the Wedding, a play that ran for almost two years on Broadway in the middle of the twentieth century and made a star of young Julie Harris, who won an Oscar nomination for the film version and has had a long career has one […]