Today was my first time at Stages! Lovely little theater. St. Louis is lucky to be getting the new…read moreJane Austen musical before its Broadway debut and I'm happy I took the time today to check out the matinee show. Parking is a little difficult due to a small lot, but I was able to snag street parking around the corner which worked out just fine. I sat in the front row and had a great view. The seats were pretty comfortable and the patrons were respectful apart for some errant ringtones throughout the show. I treated myself to a signature cocktail during intermission which was a little too sweet (and expensive at $13 + tip) but also flavorful and refreshing as a dessert type drink. For the 2025 season, they are offering a discount on tickets with the code Explore50, making tickets for any of their productions $50 (inclusive of service charges). Unless you're a student or senior, this is the best ticket price you can find. It also allows you to sit anywhere so treat yourself and sit in the front row to admire Mr. Darcy you can!

attended the show today: Spelling Bee. Performance was OK, but, temperature in theater was too…read morecold. Will not return. Have been a Stages customer for many years. Heard others also complaining.

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.

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???)

Always enjoy the opera and especially the festival garden before, during and after the show! Really…read moreis a special, little known opportunity. Highly recommend for everyone to try at least once.

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 have had a wonderful time whenever I go to the Muny in the free seats! It is an easy but orderly…read moreprocess to park, wait in line to enter, then wait in your chosen seats for the show to start. I have made friends with other people in the line, and the time passes by quickly. Things to note for the free seats: The earlier you get there, the easier time you'll have finding parking. The Upper and Lower lots are good places to start looking. There is a sandwich board posted with what can be brought in (ex. no aluminum cans, weapons, etc) The gates that let you on the grounds to wait for your seat open at 6 pm. The gates that lead to the actual seats open at 7 pm. The show starts at 8:15, barring any weather delays or technical difficulties. A night at the Muny is so much fun, whether you're in the free seats or paid!

Great night we went Monday night for their opening night of hairspray ñ. We sat in the back for the…read morefree seating. Definitely get their an hour to hour an half for the line. The show itself was good. It was great weather. Minus a few interrupting wasnt too bad. Show started at 810. Got out newr 10:30. Got a hot dog at the concessions. And they do sell souvenirs. Getting out of the parking lot is another story!

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.