A zombie actioner that makes up for its narrative weaknesses with bone-contorting gusto and ruthless sensibilities, director Yeon Sang-ho’s “Colony” hits the sweet spot of gnarly entertainment. Taking ...

In the warm glow of the cozy March parlor, a singular author wins us over with her exuberant family portrait while a modern playwright interprets the timeless work “Little Women” by sharing these ...

The rich legacy of Tennessee Williams has become a major point of pride in St. Louis, where he spent his formative years. For 10 years, we’ve embraced the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, and ...

Bringing to mind a range of influences including “The Wages of Fear,” but never fully capitalizing on the intensity of its premise, director Padraic McKinley’s debut feature “The Weight” is a solid, ...

For COCA’s magical production of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” I had the pleasure of being surrounded by beloved family for a special afternoon of live musical theater. This was not an assignment for ...

(Los Angeles, CA – August 6, 2026) – The Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced today the winners of the sixth annual Critics Choice Super Awards, honoring the most popular, fan-obsessed genres ...

Let’s hear it for the boys! Those scrappy underdogs who win over many hearts nightly in the high voltage “Newsies” have taken over the Muny stage with their own versions of the American Dream, ...

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 ...

Stages St. Louis is proud to announce its 2027 Season, featuring three distinct productions that explore the power of connection, courage and unexpected twists: ONCE, LES MISÉRABLES and CLUE: ANOTHER ...

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’ ...

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 ...

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,” ...