Reviews of Time Stands Still, Daddy Long Legs, Dreamgirls, Othello, Photograph 51, Popcorn Falls, A New Brain, Into the Woods, The Little Prince

The New York Times had some great recommendations on what to do and where to visit if you’re only in town for 36 hours. We wanted to give you some visual elements to the story, so you can have a look for yourself.

Reviews of The Play That Goes Wrong, Waitress, My Three Angels, Farce of Habit, A Raisin in the Sun, Two Degrees, Aphra Behn Emerging Artists’ Festival.

Reviews of Beautiful, Nonsense and Beauty, Well, La Cage aux Folles, Norma, August: Osage County, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Company, The Misanthrope

Milk Like Sugar; The 2019 Workers’ Opera; The Vagina Monologues; By the Way, Meet Vera Stark; Transluminate; A Streetcar Named Desire; Angels in America, Part 1

Reviews of: OSLO, by J.T. Rogers, at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis CLASSIC MYSTERY GAME, by Katy Keating, at SATE FARRAGUT NORTH, by Beau Willimon, at St. Louis Actors’ Studio THE HUNDRED DRESSES, adapted by William Kent Williams from the book by Eleanor Estes, at Metro Theater Co. THE CRUCIBLE, by Arthur Miller, at […]

Bullying, friendship and forgiveness are at the center of “The Hundred Dresses” adapted from the beloved Newbery Honor Book by Eleanor Estes.

Fiddler on the Roof has been given a new look by one of Broadway’s most respected and successful directors. It’s playing at the Fox Theater until February 10.

Fiddler on the Roof; The Wolves; Wittenberg; District Merchants; Love, Linda; The Motherf**ker with the Hat; Accelerando; L’Italiana in Algeri; Avenue Q

Iconic musical theater composer & recipient of the St. Louis Literary Award, Stephen Sondheim joins Nancy Bell for Craft Talk at SLU Xavier Hall.

Monday evening was an evening of artful celebration in St. Louis through the Arts and Education Council’s (A&E) Arts Awards.

Interview with Kathryn Bentley, director of “The Workers’ Opera,” presented by Bread & Roses Missouri Worker Theatre Company at the Missouri History Museum. Reviews of: 1. CANFIELD DRIVE, by Kristen Adele Calhoun & Michael Thomas Walker, at The Black Rep 2. ALABAMA STORY, by Kenneth Jones, at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis 3. I’LL […]

Interview with Steven Woolf (Augustin Family Artistic Director, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis) and reviews of Anastasia and It’s a Wonderful Life.

“The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told” is the Stray Dog Theater’s latest effort in a tradition of turning holiday programming on its ear.

The expansion of Shakespeare Festival St. Louis is “In the Works,” with its’ first plays by American writers who take their inspiration from Shakespeare.

Perfect Arrangement, The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, Facing, Doomsday Faust, Wonderland: Alice’s Rock & Roll Adventure, Les Misérables, The Christmas Skates

Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim was the recipient of the 2018 St. Louis Literary Award from Saint Louis University.

A Christmas Story, An Act of God, Tribes, The Crucible, Holiday Stop-Motiion TV Extravaganza Parody, Three Sisters, Celebrating the Power of Dreams, Kentucky

Metro Theater Company’s “Wonderland: Alice’s Rock & Roll Adventure” offers an exciting musical experience that is part theater, part rock concert.

Die Fledermaus, A Most Outrageous Fit of Madness, Away in a Basement: A Church Basement Ladies Christmas, Doctor Faustus, Fahrenheit 451

Sharif, a fiercely independent and passionate playwright, director, and producer, is currently the associate artistic director at Baltimore Center Stage. She will take over The Rep from Steven Woolf, who has held the position for more than 30 years.

Admissions, Into the Breeches!, A Raisin in the Sun, Macbeth, Lord Arthur Savile’s Crimes, Whither Should I Fly, Arsenic and Old Lace, La Cage aux Folles

Reviews of Raging Skillet, The Little Foxes, others: Oct. 11, 2018

Reviews of Oklahoma!, Love Never Dies, Mama’s Boy, An Apology…by Doctor John Faustus, The Hunchback Variations, The Book of Moron, The Wizard of Oz

voter registration. The event is from 2-6 p.m. on October 6, 2018, four days before the deadline to register in the 2018 midterm elections.

St. Lou Fringe, by definition, is a little “out there.” And this year, St. Louis’ home of art on the edge sees musical theater exploring race and violence.

Reviews of Evita, Crowns: A Gospel Musical, The Children’s Hour, Newsies, and Three Decembers

Interview on the Muny Memories exhibit at the Missouri History and reviews of No Exit, Lost in the Stars, King Charles III, Maybe This Time.

By: Celine Reinoso Twenty-five years ago, Ben and Susan Uchitelle realized their passion for arts, culture, and creativity in St. Louis when they founded the Saint Louis Art Fair. What used to be only a few tents across a couple of streets in downtown Clayton is now one of the best art fairs in the […]

“26 Pebbles” a student production about HOPE in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

Congratulations to all those nominated! HEC couldn’t carry out its mission to “strengthen the education, art, and cultural communities in the metropolitan area” without you and all our supporters! These nominations are for you, St. Louis! Arts/Entertainment- Program Feature Segment 15 Year-Old Short Film Director Kara Vaninger Brock Seals: New Artist, Old Soul Suzanne Vanderhoef, […]

The Light in the Piazza, The Robber Bridegroom, Faust (go down with all the re$t), The Music Man, Meet Me in St. Louis, Meeting at the Elder’s Circle

Five theater companies in St. Louis produce the FAUSTival, a festival honoring the story of Faust, running from August to December of 2018.

Gypsy, Nabucco, Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, Mamma Mia!, LaBute Festival, Set Two, The Realistic Joneses, Legally Blonde, Portrait of Christina, Annie

A Conversation with Tom Ridgely Meet the man behind the curtain in our exclusive interview with Tom Ridgely – the new executive producer of Shakespeare Festival St. Louis. He tells us about his work in the theatre capital of the world and why he chose to move to St. Louis to serve the city and […]

A St. Louis dad wants to bring stories to life in a unique way – through immersive audio podcasts that include modern fables.

HEC presents a tribute to everyone’s favorite theatre under the stars!

Reviews of The Importance of Being Earnest, LaBute Set One, H.M.S. Pinafore,
Jersey Boys, Altar Boyz, La Traviata’s Ending, and Timothy O’Leary’s Departure

Reviews of Rock of Ages, End of the Rainbow, The Drowning Girls, 26 Pebbles, Singin’ in the Rain, Game of Thrones, and Madagascar: A Musical Adventure.

Pete Messineo spent 63 years working at the Muny — most of it as the theater’s longest-serving head of wardrobe, creating an average of 350 costumes per show.