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Tribeca Festival Offers Virtual Audiences Online Premiere Screenings June 9-20

Premieres Include Films Featuring Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama, Billie Eilish and Chris Paul, and the Hopeful Future of Ferguson, MO For the... Details

Muny To Fill the House, No Social Distancing for Upcoming Season

With the support of the City of St. Louis Health Department, The Muny announced today that the previously shared reduced capacity restrictions have been lifted for its 103rd season.... Details

‘Travel the World Through Film’ Virtual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival June 6-13

The 26th Annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival will be held virtually this summer, from June 6 through June 13. The Festival will present a selection... Details

The Black Rep to Present Virtual ‘Do I Move You?’

The St. Louis Black Rep rounds up its season of virtual programming with a final mainstage production of an original work. Do I Move You?... Details

‘Cruella’ A Bold Re-Imagining of Iconic Disney Villain Pops With Color

By Lynn VenhausA cheeky live-action prequel that delves into the down-and-out origins of one of Disney’s iconic villains, “Cruella” is a dark tale of dueling... Details

‘A Quiet Place Part II’ Ramps Up Terror in Satisfying Sequel

By Lynn VenhausFor a pulse-pounding 97 minutes, “A Quiet Place Part II” delivers a satisfying sequel that broadens the original story with clever moves and... Details

That Uppity Theatre Company to Co-Produce ‘Pride in Progress’ at NYC Queer Playback Theatre

In their first collaboration, That Uppity Theatre Company and Alight Theater Guild will co-produce NYC Queer Playback Theater with “Pride in Progress” on Sunday, June... Details

‘Army of the Dead’ Is Zombie-Bashing Goodness

By Alex McPherson Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead” is a hugely enjoyable jaunt into undead splatterville. After a military convoy transporting cargo from Area... Details