Jeffrey M. Wright Delights at the Gaslight Cabaret Festival
It takes a certain kind of chutzpah to set upon any stage and perform in front of a bunch of strangers. Be it stand-up comedy, dramatic or musical theatre, vocal or instrumental music, it takes guts and nerve perhaps even more than talent.
Hopeful Agnostic. Accidental Exorcist: Dave Glover and The Exorcist House
Dave Glover is the modern example of taking failure, adding more failure to it, chucking it all away with an "Eff this," deciding to be yourself, and riding that all the way to fame and success.
DOGFIGHT's Humor and Heart Launch Stray Dog Theatre's 13th Season
The joy of seeing a theatrical show for the first time is that everything is a surprise. Such was the case with DOGFIGHT, a musical presented by Stray Dog Theatre.
New Line's Excellent HEATHERS May Be More Relevant Than Ever
There seems to be no shortage of musicals based on popular films these days. Some of them are pretty good; SISTER ACT was hilarious, and you can bet pretty much any Disney adaption will be top notch.
Pulp Heroes One of Many Discussions at Archon 39
Half the fun of going to Archon is visiting with old and new friends, and sitting in on interesting panel discussions.
Nick Jonas is HOT at the New York State Fair
As he walked on stage to music playing and thousands of screaming fans, Nick Jonas wasted no time with introductions. Leading off with the hit song, "Chains", he rocked the packed crowd in Syracuse, NY. Jonas planned to take over the New York State Fair and he did just that.
Rob Thomas with Plain White T's and Vinyl Station Rocks The Peabody
The old adage “good things come to those who wait” was proven true once again on September 4, 2015 as Rob Thomas finally arrived in St. Louis. He had to cancel is tour stop earlier in the summer due to an illness in the family, which is more than understandable.
John Fogerty's 1969 Tour Proves Age Is Irrelevant When You Can Rock
1969. What does that year make you think of--hippies, Woodstock, Vietnam? If you were a alive and old enough to recognize music you couldn’t have made it through 1969 without hearing Credence Clearwater Revival.
New Line Theatre's "The Threepenny Opera" Is An Old Musical With Modern Sensibilities
There's only one way I can think of to do justice to the The Threepenny Opera, a show that debuted in Germany in 1928, features no real hero and is a stark commentary on man's tendency to bring out the worst in himself.
Wizard World Casts Spell of Mediocrity on Saint Louis
I have been to all three of the Wizard World Comicons here in Saint Louis, and I have mixed emotions about this one. The second year was better than the previous. I know not every year can always be better and at best it is all subjective anyway.
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