Archive of: Dance, Theater

Review: "A Chorus Line" at Stages

Stages revives one of their most popular productions.

By Rosalind Early

Review: The Visit at Stray Dog Theatre

Something gets lost in translation of the famous Swiss playwright's most notable drama.

By Rosalind Early

Review: Insight Theatre Company, "Becky's New Car"

Sometimes a simple script, even if it's little more than a rehash with some clever one-liners and an oddball staging conceit, can soar in the hands of a skilled director with an able cast. Insight Theatre Company does not disappoint.

by Devin C. Baker

Review: Neil LaBute's "Just Desserts" at St. Louis Actors Studio

by Devin C. Baker

Review: "The Immigrant," at New Jewish Theatre

The New Jewish Theatre has put together an endearing, engaging work with heart, intelligence and insight.

by Devin C. Baker

Preview: Opera Theatre of St. Louis, "The Death of Klinghoffer"

This summer, Opera Theatre of St. Louis mounts the first fully-staged production in the U.S. of John Adams' controversial opera, The Death of Klinghoffer, set to open on June 15.

by Gary Scott

Review: "Bare," at New Line Theatre

The self-proclaimed “Bad Boy of Musical Theater” delivers a tale of our time, in stunning clarity.

By Darren Orf

Review: The Montford Point Marine at the Black Rep

This world premiere never should have found a stage at all.

By Rosalind Early

Review: Faultlines

Faultlines fails on every level.

By Rosalind Early

Shakespeare Festival St. Louis' Shake-38

Shake-38 takes Shakespeare to the streets.

By Rosalind Early