Subject: Musicals

• Eine Kevin Kline Nominees

  January 19, 2007

• Musical Heirs: At the ripe old age of 34, A Chorus Line still rocks

  May 20, 2009

• New Musical Monday

  December 31, 2008

• Songs in the Key of Satire

  August 20, 2008

• Jersey Boys more than lives up to the hype

  April 30, 2008

• Avenue Q is a naughty Sesame Street parody. So that makes Dennis Oscar the Grouch!

  February 20, 2008

• Andrea Marcovicci's lifelong affair with Fred Astaire.

  It's as strong as ever in Andrea Sings Astaire.

  January 30, 2008

• Mirth Maker

  November 7, 2007

• So Long, Farewell

  August 29, 2007

• Night Moves

  July 25, 2007

• He Put a Spell on You

  Composer Stephen Schwartz gets Wicked

  November 9, 2005

• Physician Heals Himself

  May 10, 2006

• St. Louis Stage Capsules

  June 27, 2007

• Oklahoma! OK.

  June 20, 2007

• Pay for Play

  Producer Rocco Landesman comes home to talk about Broadway (and baseball)

  October 5, 2005

• High Beam

  January 24, 2007

• Capsule Reviews

  December 20, 2006

• Dream Works

  December 20, 2006

• Capsule Reviews

  December 13, 2006

• Song of Songs

  December 6, 2006

• Capsule Reviews

  December 6, 2006

• Tune Up

  The Muny improved this year -- but 2004 wasn't a hard act to follow

  August 24, 2005

• Hot Tickets

  No, this ain't New York, but the shows sure go on.

  November 15, 2006

• Living Large

  Ken Page throws his homegrown weight behind Herod in Jesus Christ Superstar

  July 6, 2005

• As Wacky as You Wanna Be

  James Lapine gets Into the Woods

  March 30, 2005

• Same Time Next Year

  August 9, 2006

• Hot Numbers

  July 19, 2006

• Reign Man

  The King and I gets the royal treatment at the Muny

  June 21, 2006

• Tune Town

  Tommy Tune’s Dr. Dolittle does plenty

  May 17, 2006

• Bollywood Botch

  A Fox production puts the “Bomb” in Bombay Dreams

  April 12, 2006

• Foxy Lady

  February 15, 2006

• Kate Flying

  Catch Kate Baldwin in St. Louis while you can

  August 3, 2005

• Gun Slinger

  An emerging star will take on the Muny in Annie Get Your Gun

  June 29, 2005

• Sell Mel

  An uneven cast undermines the return of The Producers

  May 18, 2005

• Who Is Sondheim?

  America's most important theater composer is busting out all over

  March 2, 2005

• From Gonzo to Billy

  Gregory Harrison brings a little Chicago to St. Louis

  November 3, 2004

• Take Me Out to the Muny

  How to make money and stultify people

  August 18, 2004

• Forget Lewis & Clark

  Composer Hugh Martin reflects on Meet Me in St. Louis

  June 9, 2004

• Music to Raise Funds By

  The Variety Club kicks in six Broadway stars

  April 14, 2004

• Beat Regeneration

  When audiences dug the dexedrine-fueled, pot-stoked Nervous Set at the Crystal Palace back in 1959, St. Louis was like cool, man, cool

  March 3, 2004

• Run of the Millie

  The big musical delights and dazzles visually -- too bad there's no real plot

  December 10, 2003

• Get Me Rewrite!

  Jeanine Tesori reveals what made her modernize Millie

  December 3, 2003

• The Accidental Actress

  Linda Stephens comes full circle with My Fair Lady

  November 5, 2003

• Muny Musings

  The summer season in Forest Park had some highs, but let's keep them in perspective

  August 20, 2003

• Show of Shows

  At age 76, Show Boat returns to Forest Park with a cargo of timeless songs

  July 9, 2003

• Raid Redux

  Week of July 9, 2003

  July 9, 2003

• Don't Ask, Don't Tell

  Once again, the Muny plays I've Got a Secret with casting

  June 11, 2003

• Replay's the Thing: Care to guess how many times you'll hear the title tune at the Muny's Meet Me in St. Louis?

  July 8, 2009

• By the Boards: Dennis Brown on the STL Theater Scene August 13-16

  Those who look forward to a weekly fix of musical theater may be disappointed that the Muny summer has ended, but we're not done with musicals just yet. Two musicals open this week and one is closing.disney.go.com​Clearly the flashiest, most publicized opening is Mary Poppins at the Fox. Even as the show continues to sell out in New York, the national company arrives in St. Louis complete with its two original Broadway stars, Ashley Brown and Gavin Lee. It used to be that the stars of a Broadw

  August 13, 2009

• St. Louis Theater Caps

  September 23, 2009