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St. Louis Theatre Snob: November 2014

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Sunday, November 23, 2014. ALL IS CALM: THE CHRISTMAS TRUCE OF 1914 • Mustard Seed Theatre. All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914", was originally presented as a radio show on Minnesota Public Radio by the vocal ensemble, Cantus and Theatre Latte Da, until Mustard Seed Theatre gave this a cappella musical a fully staged production last year. The musical's text is comprised of letters and historic documents associated with a brief truce. Everyone from last season's award winning. Photo credit: John Jamb.

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: THE PILLOWMAN • Theatre Lab

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Wednesday, June 3, 2015. THE PILLOWMAN • Theatre Lab. Eric Dean White (Tupolski), Darian Michael Garey (Ariel). And Jason C. Klefisch (Katurian Katurian). Photo credit: John Lamb. Jason C. Klefisch (Katurian Katurian) and Nick Kelly (Michal). Photo credit: John Lamb. Also, kudos to Ryan Musselman, who provided the excellent story graphics for the production). Written by Martin McDonagh. Directed by Ryan Scott Foizey. The Gaslight Theater, 358 N. Boyle Ave. Through June 7th tickets. Photo credit: John Lamb.

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE • Max & Louie Productions

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Thursday, July 23, 2015. THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE • Max and Louie Productions. Max and Louie kicks off its fifth season with Frank Marcus’s, “The Killing of Sister George,” a 1965 dark comedy with June Buckridge (Lavonne Byers), at its center. She’s a radio actor with an uncertain future with the BBC and a home life with a lover of seven years whom she’s increasingly afraid of losing. Shannon Nara (Alice “Childie” McNaught),. Erin Kelley (Mrs. Mercy Croft), Lavonne Byers (June Buckridge). The play wa...

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: THIS IS NOT FUNNY • Theatre Nuevo

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Friday, July 31, 2015. THIS IS NOT FUNNY • Theatre Nuevo. The player created piece intertwines three stories. Beth Van Pelt stands alone by a microphone as our Poet who reads her angst-ridden works from the stage, while Sarah McKenney and Sara Sapp are two young friends at play. Steven Castelli is the clown, the silent overseer of the action, who interacts with the girls and sometimes the audience (he took my sock! Reginald Pierre (Newscaster 2), Sarah Porter (Newscaster 1),. The performances are strong ...

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: January 2015

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Friday, January 30, 2015. Third Annual St. Louis Theater Circle Award Nominations. Woo-hoo, the nominations are out! Here's the full list of this year's St. Louis Theater Circle Awards nominees. The third annual ceremony will be on Monday, March 23rd at COCA at 7pm with a pre-ceremony reception starting at 5:30. You can find out more about that here. Or on the Theater Circle's "Events" tab on our Facebook page. If you're a fan of St. Louis theatre (and why wouldn't you be? Outstanding Ensemble in a Comedy.

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: February 2015

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Friday, February 27, 2015. WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? 8226; St. Louis Actors' Studio. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? One of playwright Edward Albee. William Roth (George), Betsy Bowman (Honey),. Kari Ely (Martha) and Michael Amoroso (Nick). William Roth (George) and Kari Ely (Martha). Kari Ely (Martha) and William Roth (George). WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? Written by Edward Albee. Directed by John Contini. The Gaslight Theater, 358 N. Boyle Ave. Through March 1 tickets. 3025 - $35.25. The Black...

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: LABUTE NEW THEATER FESTIVAL I • St. Louis Actors' Studio

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Thursday, July 16, 2015. LABUTE NEW THEATER FESTIVAL I • St. Louis Actors' Studio. St Louis Actors' Studio is back with its third annual LaBute New Theater Festival, named after Tony-nominated playwright and screenwriter Neil LaBute. Photo credit: John Lamb. GP Hunsaker (Jeweler) and Nathan Bush (Robert). Photo credit: John Lamb. Kevin C. Minor (Man) and Nancy Crouse (Woman). Photo credit: John Lamb. Don McClendon (Razz) and Rynier Gaffney (Luke). Photo credit: John Lamb. Lexi Wolfe’s “Stand ...Lila (Ali...

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF HEDDA GABLER • St. Louis Shakespeare

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Saturday, August 8, 2015. THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF HEDDA GABLER • St. Louis Shakespeare. Henrik Ibsen’s classic drama, “ Hedda Gabler. 8221; premiered in 1891, but Jeff Whitty’s 2012 comedy picks up where Ibsen’s left off, with Hedda (Emily Baker), just having put a bullet in her head, waking up in a messy limbo of sorts on the Cul de Sac Of The Tragic Heroines. She, along with Gone With The Wind. Jeanitta Perkins (Mammy),. Emily Baker (Hedda Gabler). And Carl Overly, Jr. (Patrick). Lindsay Gingrich (Me...

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: August 2015

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Saturday, August 29, 2015. ONE FLEA SPARE • Slightly Askew Theatre Ensemble. SATE’s mid-season production of Naomi Wallace’s “One Flea Spare” feels aptly at home in the intimate space of The Chapel. Her introspective account of the inhabitants in a home under a 28-day quarantine in bubonic plague-ravaged London evokes images that stick in your mind. Under the direction of Ellie Schwetye, the calamitous breakdown of society and the classes are hauntingly brought to life. And Joe Hanrahan (Snelgrave).

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St. Louis Theatre Snob: MY FAIR LADY • The Muny

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Friday, June 19, 2015. MY FAIR LADY • The Muny. 8220;My Fair Lady” was a huge hit when it premiered in 1956, and now Lerner and Loewe’s classic musical adorns the colossal Muny stage after a seven-year absence with a strong voiced ensemble and excellent leads, under the tight direction of Marc Bruni. It’s based on a film version of George Bernard Shaw’s play, “ Pygmalion. 8221; and “ Pretty Woman. Alexandra Silber (Eliza Doolittle). And the ensemble cast of The Muny’s “My Fair Lady”. So, there’s an...