No one who loves musicals should miss the brilliant staging of “Something Rotten!” at The Muny.

Explore four history changing events in WWII’s Pacific Theatre through first-person memories from people who were there when it happened or impacted by its effects. Stories featured in the episode are: Time Breakdown of the Video: We invite you to join us to discover, explore, and celebrate fascinating stories of America’s greatest generation. Quick Ideas […]

Celebrate America 250 with Stories of the American Revolution! In our inaugural episode of Who Else Loves History?, we focus on stories of the American Revolution that you probably didn’t grow up learning in school–fascinating bits of history that we love and hope you do too.

Union Avenue Opera is concluding its season with Camille Saint-Saëns’ “Samson et Dalila,” which is based on the Old Testament story of Samson and Delilah in the Book of Judges. The production sets a high musical standard at the very outset. In the introduction, the Union Avenue orchestra leaves no doubt about the despair of […]

What would any of us do when extreme situations push us far past the boundaries of normal behavior? That is the question explored by William Mastrosimone in his 1982 play “Extremities,” which is the current offering at Stray Dog Theatre.

Jenna Fischer, Robin Williams, Audrey Hepburn and Nick Offerman: four remarkable stories revealing the secrets, struggles and surprises behind the stars we love.

An outdoor production cannot play to a full hall, but the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s “Two Gentlemen of Verona” played to a full hill at the Missouri Botanical Garden on press night. The delightful show is the work of TourCo, the festival’s touring arm.