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Scenes of Muhammad Ali’s early life echo reality of racism today in Metro Theater Company productionPicture this moment: A Louisville mother and her two sons are huddled in a hug after hearing the news about the murder of Emmett Till. There are tough…
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Revolution is not for the faint of heart; neither is parenthood. In The Black Rep’s production of the play “Sunset Baby,” the character Kenyatta finds…
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Updated 2:10 p.m., Jan. 19, 2016 — This story was originally published on Jan. 14, 2016 and has been updated to include an extended cut of Nancy Fowler's…
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‘Tis the season for blue-light specials and blow-up Santas. But if you want to get away from December’s traditional trimmings, three plays open this week…
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Recent national prison reforms have included shortening sentences for drug offenders and releasing a number of prisoners because of the changes in…
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The city of Ferguson will be a muse for a gathering of playwrights from across the country. Two dozen theater artists will tour the area Wednesday to get…
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In a post-apocalyptic world, what do you have in common with the other survivors? Finding food? Making fire?Doh! It’s your love of “The Simpsons” show, of…
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He’s a two-time Kevin Kline Award-winner, and a well-known star of the Muny’s “Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story" and numerous Stages St. Louis shows including…
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The events of Ferguson have resulted in an explosion of arts activism in St. Louis. Painters, performers and arts movers and shakers have created a…
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A clown, a poet, two children and two newscasters walk … onto a stage.It’s not a joke (although it has jokes). It’s a play called “This Is Not Funny,” by…