SCREAM, ECHO. SCREAM is Emotionally Rich, Intellectually Evocative Storytelling
The premier of Summer Baer’s pastoral cautionary tale artfully spans centuries and philosophies, successfully mixing ecology, mythology, and friendship.
The premier of Summer Baer’s pastoral cautionary tale artfully spans centuries and philosophies, successfully mixing ecology, mythology, and friendship.
Stray Dog Theatre leans into glam rock and great harmonies in a way that makes sure you don’t stop believing in the power of love and a good hook.
The new play, in production at St. Louis Actors’ Studio, sparkles with wit, humor, and affection as it tackles serious concerns about aging and facing death.
The annual St. Louis critics’ Theater Circle Awards honor performers and designers who entertained St. Louis audiences in 2024, as well as recognizing lifetime achievement honorees Joe Hanrahan and Ron Himes.
New Line Theatre’s terrific production, featuring Todd Schaeffer, is a satisfying bit of nostalgia with modern touches that complement the original.
Stray Dog Theatre’s stylish, mid-modern suspense story gets a boost from strong, sympathetic performances and a satisfying conclusion.
The St. Louis debut of the Tony-award winning musical set in the cornfields of the Midwest is sure to leave audiences grinning from ear to ear.
The Eric Satterfield and Courtney Bailey scripts thoroughly entertain.
The Rep’s Steve Woolf Studio Series scores big with its season finale.
Douglas Lyons’ dramedy comes to life in a laugh-out-loud funny production by The Black Rep.