Saw an original play. Great production. Seating in half circle around stage. Welcoming ,…read moreinexpensive and thoroughly entertaining . A dedicated group, using theater to teach some of St. Louis history.

This is a small theater in the vibrant Grand Center Art District. There is some great artwork…read moredisplayed in the lobby. Excellent views from every seat. Street parking is available and there are numerous eating establishments nearby.

Very impressive building housing a theater production company . Can buy individual or season…read moretickets. Nice theater seating around small stage.

The Lincoln Theatre is great! We travel from St. Louis to visit for Laugh's at the Lincon…read more Situated on Main St, near other local businesses, the Lincoln Theatre is an old school theatre that has been redone. It is nostalgic and cool but still has all the needed technology. For Laughs at the Lincoln uses the main floor theatre. Side bar with a friendly waitress, concession stand with great bites and adult slushy in different flavors! The venue staff rolls out the red carpet and treats everyone wonderfully. The theatre has a center section with a side section on either side, even all the way back the sound is great, a nostalgic theater, with a great staff, and fun events outside of the movies they still run,

Old time theater. Came on a Wednesday whe tickets are $5.00 to see a current movie. Concession…read morestand with the usual but nice choice of adult beverages. Had to go upstairs for our movie . Nice theater conveniently located in the entertainment district of Belleville.

We've lived in the St. Louis area for 9 years now, and 6 of those being in city - I'm MAD we didn't…read moreknow about this before this year because...wow. What an AMAZING experience! For anyone! We were looking for something to do on a Sunday evening, the weather was perfect for outdoors, and this popped up. We decided to pack ourselves a picnic and head over, we figured if it was a dud, we would just leave early. But it was SO cool. Seeing a free show, in the middle of the park, with a cheese board in front of you, and a bottle of wine in your water bottle? This is the St. Louis I love. We will absolutely be back every year to support this. Maybe even a few times per season. It's such a unique, and fun experience.

I can't complain about much since this is a FREE event. When I was in high school in NYC, I always…read moredreamed of attending Shakespeare in the Park but never made it. I didn't know STL had their own at Shakespeare Glen in Forest Park! We watched the Tempest last night and the set and lightning design was fantastic! They have speakers set up so it wasn't difficult to hear. Get there early if you care about sitting up at the front, but honestly the views from the top of the hill were still great. Parking will be horrendous! Food was good, it was from Steve's Hot Dogs and the Fountain on Locust but so maaaanyy patrons brought in their own meals and bottles of wine (so cute) A teenage, abridged version of the Tempest was showing by the food stands before the show - very cute! I loved this and can't wait to see what's up next for their tour in August and September

Okay so Bob Kramer's Marionettes is officially one of the coolest places. I have seen marionettes…read morebefore. I've played around with them in toy stores. Never before though, have I ever seen an actual puppet show done with marionettes. Bob Kramer's Marionettes is a fun place to go. When there you get to learn all kinds of things about the marionettes, how they are made, the process in which the parts are created, assembled, and what all is required to go into a show. The shows are a lot of fun to watch. The musical numbers that are put on are awesome. The neatest thing that happens, to me, is when their mouths open and they start to sing. It very unique to see a wooden puppet sing as though it was on a Broadway stage.

Absolutely FANTASTIC show!! We had such Fun!! Went on a Saturday morning and the kids had their…read moreown place to sit...They could approach the stage and even touch the puppets, and the whole show was FUN and interactive for kids and adults too! Loved it that the opera and Broadway music was introduced to kids that had never heard it before! More importantly, puppeteering is an art form, and Bob and Dug are motivating an appreciation for this form. This is especially important for youngsters who have never seen how puppets are made or what a puppet stage looks like. My family and friends were inspired, as were our children. Better than putting a screen in front of a kid and expecting them to GET IT...you have to touch the art and be exposed to the craft... and Bob and Dug DO THAT for a child...WONDERFUL!!!! MASTERFUL!!!

Very small theater ticked away in Webster Groves. Parking not handy unless you score a spot right…read morein front of the theater. General seating on all tickets, but not a problem hearing or viewing the play no matter where you sit. Enjoyed a holiday themed show.

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 Link is a performing arts auditorium that happens to host Fever's candlelight concert series. I…read morehave always thought about going to one of these events but haven't until recently. The concert that my husband and I attended was for the Lord of the Rings performed by the 314 string quartet. They were excellent! We had an amazing time and true to how they have been advertising these events, the stage is set up with numerous LED candles of varying heights and sizes to light the space while natural light are blocked, creating a calm and immersive environment where the main focus is the performance and the music. To be honest, I really loved the idea and they even will not allow people to take out their phones to record or take photos during the performance. They also ask that you not talk during the performance (because people do need a reminder). However, toward the end of it, they will let you have recordings or photos granted that you have your flash off. Of course, this is when some people will start getting rowdy and start to well... people. A prime example were these two individuals in front of our seats loudly "whispering" about not knowing how to zoom their phone camera and how their relative's child is perfect to play the cello while the performance was still in progress. The auditorium itself is an old building but seems to be in good shape with a few spots where I could tell they've been doing some maintenance on. As with any old structures, there will be visible signs of aging such as uneven floors and wall imperfections and this holds true but to me, it added to the general charm of the place. There are no assigned seats. You buy your ticket for a section and if you get there earlier than others you will have more seating options. The acoustic was great! I don't think it would be an issue no matter where you're seated. They do have some staff that will guide you to your general seating location or assist you with your needs. They have restrooms and sell some beverage to enjoy before and during the concert. They also have a small gratuity collection box for the musicians on your way out so don't forget to be geneous!

This is such a cool, older building in stl that dates back to 1908. It was my first time here and…read moreit definitely had those authentic, historical vibes. It was drafty but cozy and intimate. We came for the Christmas Carol candle concert which was such a treat.There were so many candles and the quartet sounded amazing with the acoustics of the building. It was such a beautiful experience. Some of the chairs were definitely not in the greatest shape and felt a bit wobbly which I can imagine would cause a safety issue if used too much. Overall, I would definitely return, especially to a candlelight concert!

My 2 children dance here and they both have been here since they were 3 years old. This studio is…read moregreat. All the employees work hard to build great dancers.

We've been going here for my daughter Charlotte for years. There is a sense of community with this…read morestudio. I'm not a "dance mom" by any sorts - in fact I'm a huge klutz and all I want for my daughter is to feel comfortable in her body and OYT's has been instrumental in that.