Fans of “Fiddler on the Roof,” rest easy. Union Avenue Opera’s production will feature the same characters, songs and story that musical theater aficionados love, with just one difference. “We’ve hired people whose voices don’t need...

  The living room is a war zone in Yasmina Reza’s “God of Carnage.” The combat and the comedy are both riotous in the current production at the New Jewish Theatre. Christopher Hampton's translation of the original French relocates...

  When two 11-year-old boys get into a fight on a playground, most people would expect the adults to handle things better. That assumption is the joke at the heart of Yasmina Reza's "God of Carnage," the Tony Award-winning dark comedy, which...

When Richard Kind makes his Muny debut on June 15 in "Hairspray," he'll be stepping onto one of America's most iconic outdoor stages. For an actor whose career spans television, film and Broadway, it is a first. Kind said he has quickly become impressed...

  With “Prayer for the French Republic,” New Jewish Theatre is again giving St. Louis audiences their first chance to see an important new work of Jewish interest. The play and the production are both excellent. Joshua Harmon’s play...

  Maya Levinson and her sister, Lilah Levinson, were selected as 2026 Muny Kids. They are members of the troupe that perform in Muny mainstage productions, as part of the nightly Preshow Festival and throughout the St. Louis region. Maya, in...

When “Bat Out of Hell: The Musical” hits the Fabulous Fox Theatre on April 16, St. Louis audiences will see motorcycles, teenage drama and some of the most theatrical rock songs ever written. What they may not see is the story behind the Jewish...

As the weather heats up, the lure of enticing cultural events pulls people out to hear live music, see a play, tour an exhibit, sit spellbound at an opera, linger at a flower show, attend a dance concert or enjoy a special outing with the kids or grandkids....

  This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward's free email newsletters delivered to your inbox. Roald Dahl’s house is falling down. It’s 1983, and the children’s author’s Buckinghamshire estate...

New Jewish Theatre swept the 13th annual St. Louis Theatre Circle Awards on Monday, March 23, taking home an impressive 14 trophies—more than any other company. NJT’s production of “Cabaret” led the way with 10 awards, including the top honor...

  This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward's free email newsletters delivered to your inbox. Arthur Miller’s 1949 play Death of a Salesman, currently on Broadway in a new production starring Nathan...

In Sir Tom Stoppard’s “Leopoldstadt,” a character muses: “A Jew can be a great composer. He can be the toast of the town. But he can’t not be a Jew.” The play, which bears witness to the lives of an Austrian Jewish family before, during...