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1. Stage | June 27, 2007
St. Louis Stage Capsules - Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene.

" Grease For the past two summers, the annual poll of Muny audiences has pegged Grease as the musical people most..."
Other Tags: A Little Night Music, The Lion King, Snoopy!!!, Grease

2. Theater | June 20, 2007
Stage Capsules - Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene.

" Anything Goes Summer stock is alive and well in Rolla. An array of appealing young actors buoys Cole Porter's perennially..."
Other Tags: You Can't Take It With You, The Mikado, A Little Night Music, La traviata, Circus Flora: Marrakesh, Anything Goes

3. Theater | June 13, 2007
Stage Capsules - Week of June 14, 2007

" Anna Karenina Colin Graham's 56th world-premiere opera production was his last — the long-time artistic director of Opera Theatre of..."
Other Tags: Much Ado About Nothing, You Can't Take It With You, The Mikado, A Little Night Music, Laughing Wild, La traviata, Into the Woods, Circus Flora: Marrakesh, Anna Karenina

4. Stage | June 06, 2007
Sky's the Limit - J. Samuel Davis hits the jackpot in the Black Rep's Guys and Dolls.

"It matters not how many times you've seen Guys and Dolls — and who hasn't, time and again, on film..."
Other Tags: Black Rep, Ron Himes, Abe Burrows, J. Samuel Davis

5. Stage | June 06, 2007
Capsule Reviews

" Anna Karenina Reviewed in this issue. Guys and Dolls Reviewed in this issue. La traviata Opera Theatre offers a sumptuous..."
Other Tags: Soldier Boy/The Little Frenchy Files, Much Ado About Nothing, The Mikado, A Little Night Music, Laughing Wild, La traviata, Anna Karenina

6. Stage | May 23, 2007
One of the Guys - Whatever the part, J. Samuel Davis acts it.

"When the Black Rep announced it would conclude its current season with the classic musical Guys and Dolls , there was..."
Other Tags: Black Rep, J. Samuel Davis

7. Stage | August 04, 2004
The Unsinkable Guys and Dolls - Frank Loesser's tunes stand up to the Muny's production

"n the late 1940s -- not long before Guys and Dolls took Broadway by storm in 1950 -- Alfred Lunt..."