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Moonstone Theatre has returned to the stage after a two-and-a-half-year hiatus. The current production is “Deceived,” a welcome adaptation of Patrick Hamilton’s “Gaslight.” By a happy coincidence, the show is playing at the Gaslight Theatre. Hamilton’s play premiered in England in 1938. The classic thriller was renamed “Angel Street” for its 1941 Broadway production, but […]

Albion Theatre’s current production is a fine choice for the Halloween season—Conor McPherson’s stage adaptation of “The Birds.” Daphne Du Maurier’s 1953 short story of the same name is the source of both McPherson’s play and Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 film, “The Birds,” but the play is not an adaptation of the movie.  All three works […]

“Death Becomes Her” began a yearlong North American tour last month. The Fabulous Fox scored a coup by bringing the show to St. Louis in the weeks leading to Halloween. What better time is there to see a musical with death in its title and a magic potion in its plot? The show is delightful, […]

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Discover fall fun near St. Louis with apple picking, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, hayrides, cider donuts, and family-friendly festivals at local farms.

To his credit, Scott Miller is unwavering in his loyalty to creators who push the envelope, like Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman. Their wacky, dystopian Broadway hit, “Urinetown,” is about a city with a water shortage so severe that private toilets have been banned and citizens must pay to use public facilities. Miller’s New Line […]