Saw Little Women. Stage sets were fantastic and the Actors fabulous. Especially enjoyed the Actor…read morethat played Jo, just a great performance. The Rep is coming back into its own and I hope they start filling the seats!

The Repertory Theatre of St Louis is truly a theatre for the PEOPLE!! The Rep's goal of making the…read morearts more accessible to everyone is such a treat. Please go to a show or two or three!! Special shoutout to Kate and Delaney and rest of the staff for being amazing. I look forward to becoming a season ticket holder.

Heard it's impossible to hear dialogue in current show. Fake accents, loud band. Anyone else have…read moreheard this? October 10 show

Saw Come From Away and it was a great production! Not as good as it was the first time we saw it…read morebut it was still excellent! It is a great musical and probably our favorite. Always enjoy stages!

The outside looks like Miss Trunchbull's house…read more The theatre is upstairs. I doubt there is elevator access. The theatre is small, it's probably a little stuffy in the summer, it's got good acoustics, and I had a great time seeing Hot L Baltimore yesterday.

The Theatre Guild of Webster Groves is neat. It's quite old, but you can look at it either way:…read morethis place is damp, dark and likely haunted, or this place is bustling with history and is a staple in our community. Either way, it's a neat spot. I've always driven by it, but I hadn't seen a play. Well, the play, "You Can't Take It With You" was great. We even had a chance to meet the actors afterwards. The building is old and they are currently getting their HVAC fixed, but it was somewhat comfortable with portable ACs blowing. I'd consider returning, it's a neat slice of Webster Groves history.

I discovered Opera STL when I moved back to St. Louis in 2023, thanks to some friends who…read moregenerously invited me along on a spare ticket. I discovered the Young Friends nights in 2024, and after trying a couple out that season, bought 2 passes for 2025 and again this season (2026), with the intent of taking friends to their first operas, just as had been done for me. I know at least one friend got her mom to come to a performance after tagging along to a show with me this year, so I feel that my strategy is working! Of course, this is Opera STL's greatness and strategy, too. The Young Friends are an awesome deal (dinner and bar and 10 bucks off the ticket price if you bundle just two shows!!), but even if you only go to one regular show, they make the evening so special and fun. They put a ton of effort into their seasons (which are basically only the (packed) month of June!) and to bring great music, theatrical, and art to everyone, at any level of opera entry point. I can't wait for next year (and Young Friend brunches???)

Sing sing sing! This performance of center stage was performed by the opera and the STL Orchestra!…read moreI loved hearing all the different languages sung but the subtitles helped a lot to understand the message of the story. The event is a little too long with a 2 hour and 30 minute run with a 20 minute intermission plus an extra 20 minute free champagne toast afterwards. The crowd was mainly older patrons but the opera is always encouraging young people to attend and even have discounts. They do offer desserts, coffee, and alcohol purchases before the show and during intermission. If you want to join in the event prior to the show, have a light picnic dinner before the show starts. That portion is separate from your ticket and eaten outside under a tent at a picnic table. The venue is mainly accessible but those accessible seats go fast as they are oddly extremely limited. They will ask to hold your walker, rollator, and transport chair to save space in the auditorium. Best to bring a cane if possible.

A Mustard Seed performance is always thought-provoking and moving without being too strongly…read morereligious for most audiences. I've seen 4 productions here: All Is Calm, Jane Eyre, Shadowlands, and one other though I'm forgetting the name. There is no better theatre experience in St. Louis.

The mission statement of the Mustard Seed Theatre reads, " Exploring our relationship with God and…read moreour ethical responsibility to the world." I just discovered this very talented theatre group a few months ago and have now seen two of their productions. Their work is first rate. Yesterday's production of Till We Have Faces, a retelling of the myth of Psyche, was fantastic. It was not an easy story to adapt for the stage but the director, Deanna Jent, really nailed it. I am buying seasons tickets for their next year of productions. Great find that St. Louis needs to discover.

I had such a great visit to The Muny to see Ain't Too Proud, The Life and Times of The Temptations!…read moreWhat a great rendition of the show acting was great, performance was great, and the weather was absolutely perfect. The margarita was fire and by fire, I mean DELICIOUS! My seats were perfect, and even though I've been to The Muny several times, I was surprised to find out they have a restaurant! I also loved the live music playing before the show even started. The whole atmosphere was such a vibe! Definitely another great experience at The Muny, and I can't wait to come back for another show!

It's been a while since I have watched a show at the Muny. On this visit it was the classic…read moremusical, "South Pacific." The Muny is an outdoor theater in beautiful Forest Park. Parking can be a little crazy, but we were able to park in the lower and free parking lot. If you are disabled, you may want to get there extremely early or have someone drop you off. Even the closest disabled parking spot, it's still going to be a bit of a walk. There are lots of ramps and special disabled seating, if needed. Otherwise expect steps without a railing. The staff is very accommodating. There's really not a bad seat in the house, even the free seats are fairly good. The seats are quite close together so if you are a larger person, it's a tight fit if you have people on either side. The performance was incredibly professional and very good. The sound system and lighting were just right. I believe most shows start at 8 PM and have an intermission. When the shows are rather full, expect quite a wait to depart the area. It's definitely a must do in the Summer.

Reunion Jazz Quintet performed, and the place was packed! Great music, decent venue, and reasonable…read morecover ($15) for a few hours of killer jazz.

We have been there twice in the past few months, both times to hear live jazz and dance music. The…read moredrinks were moderately priced and it was a potluck food bar so some of it was very good. The service was also good. The music was excellent and the dancers interesting to watch. Most people came to listen to the music and saved their conversation for between the sets. Robbie's is a work in progress and I am glad the building has been saved. Robbie's isn't fancy like the Fox Theater but it has everything you need when the music is good.

The Lion in Winter! Here - now! Great cast! Super witty!! Playing Thursday-, Friday, Saturday at…read more8:00. Sunday at 2:00, thru Feb 8th. Don't miss it! Read the theatre review at KDHX.org don't miss this!

Clayton Community Theatre provides quality entertainment utilizing volunteers from the community as…read moreactors, actresses, and technical crew members.

Thank you Christian for your support, hard work and great job entertaining our guests. You were…read morefantastic! Looking forward to bringing you back next year!!

Christian! THANK YOU! You entertained our party, and had guests engaged and laughing. We appreciate…read moreyour professionalism, and loved your high-energy and enthusiasm with all the fun tricks, and magic you performed. I think there is a lot to be said for someone who can come into a stranger's house full of adults, and leave them all clapping and smiling. Great Performance! Thank you for helping to make my Husband's 50th so special!