By Alex McPherson Laced with cynicism about the human condition, director Cristian Mungui’s Palme d’Or-winning “Fjord” is ...

There is a particular sadness when the pieces of an opera production, many of them individually accomplished, never quite cohere. Union Avenue Opera’s decision to close its 32nd Festival Season with ...

They say write what you know, and Gary F. Bell and Robert L. White, former roommates in New York City, have done just that. They have collaborated on an original broad farce, “3 Sheets to the Wind,” ...

With extra oomph in every song and dance number, Stages St. Louis delivers a festive confection in “Guys and Dolls.” The snazzily attired ensemble looks like they’ve walked out of an idyllic vintage ...

Will it be “The Pitt” or “Pluribus”? “DTF St. Louis” or “Beef”? “Hacks or Widow’s Bay”? The 78 th Annual Emmy Awards are on Monday on NBC starting at 7 p.m. Mariska Hargitay will be the host. Expert a ...

There is a particular clarity that comes from watching dancers at the moment their stage identities begin to take shape. Dance St. Louis opened its 60th anniversary season with that sense of emergence ...

It’s hard to say who had a better time at “Shrek the Musical” – the parents or the children, often green-clad and gleefully giggling at the daffy antics. The Muny’s annual family favorite ‘Kids Show’ ...

It’s hard to say who had a better time at “Shrek the Musical” – the parents or the children, often green-clad and gleefully giggling at the daffy antics. The Muny’s annual family favorite ‘Kids Show’ ...

Taut and tense, “JOB” is an unsettling psychological thriller that will spark a broad spectrum of conversations. While the play’s hot-button issues can be debated infinitely, with few clearcut ...

Brilliantly charting the relationship between locomotive innovation and humanity’s darkest instincts, Polish director Maciej J. Drygas’s “Trains” weaves together hypnotically-edited archival footage ...

The latest heart-warming production of “Meet Me in St. Louis,” which is self-referential – us sitting in Forest Park watching a musical about the 1904 World’s Fair set in Forest Park, is so remarkable ...

It’s hard to say who had a better time at “Shrek the Musical” – the parents or the children, often green-clad and gleefully giggling at the daffy antics. The Muny’s annual family favorite ‘Kids Show’ ...