Theater

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation will take on a new role this weekend — as the stage for an original play.The Pulitzer and Shakespeare Festival St. Louis are…

A local family has given the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis a sizeable 50th anniversary gift: $1 million.The endowment from the Augustin family will…

This month, St. Louisans can experience something they’ve likely never seen or heard before: 90 minutes of local theater focused on Latino themes and…

A Stray Dog Theatre play opening Thursday immerses us into a June tradition: the pressure cooker of a perfect wedding.One of the characters isn’t a person…

It has been a bloody two summers in Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park.“The past two years have been a lot of death on stage,” said Rick Dildine, artistic…

“What fools these mortals be!” Puck famously utters in Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”St. Louis audiences may be fooled in Shakespeare Festival…

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: Tennessee Williams was not the world’s biggest fan of the town he grew up in. But that’s not stopping the…

The generation gap is said to be narrowing as more millennials move back in with, and seek advice from, their parents. But in St. Louis, the chasm may be…

St. Louis’ annual “Briefs” festival of LGBT plays is toasting its success this weekend.During the event’s five years, audiences have grown and the…

This year’s most widely produced play in the country is on stage right now at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. “Disgraced” centers on an ambitious New…