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2016 BPA PARTICIPATION FORMS HERE
2016 TRG JUDGE APPLICATION HERE
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Note: Show titles or audition titles listed in green are BPA eligible musicals, those listed in orange are TMA eligible plays, those listed in blue are professional theater productions or events, those listed in black are community theater productions or events, and those listed in red are children or adolescent productions or events.
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The Presenters Nolan presents The Gaslight Cabaret Festival
Fall Cabaret Events:
Saturday November 7th at 6:00 & 8:00 pm
Dom Thomas "Love"
The Kranzberg
Sunday November 8, 4 p.m.
Carol Schmidt & Friends "Humor in Music"
Guests include: Debby Lennon, Marhta Hunt, Jeffrey Carter,
Kim Portnoy, Ric Vice
Winifred Moore Auditorium, Webster University, 470 E. Lockwood
$10 at the door
Wednesday November 18, 7-10 p.m.
Cabaret Project's Open Mic Night
Chuck Lavazzi, host Carol Schmidt, piano
The Tavern of the Fine Arts, 315 Belt Ave, 63112
Thursday, November 19th at 8PM
Emily Johnson "Solo"
The Emerald Room
November 11 & 12 - 2 shows nightly
Karrin Allyson sings Rodgers & Hammerstein
Jazz at the Bistro
November 27 & 28, 7 pm
Jeremy Clark
The Emerald Room at The Monocle
Thursday December 3, 7 & 9 p.m.
Sharon Hunter "Play Me"
The Emerald Room at The Monocle
Thursday December 10, 7:30 p.m.
Feyza Eren "A Bossa Nova Christmas CD Release"
The Emerald Room at the Monocle
Thursday February 18, 2016 7:30 p.m.
Eve Seltzer
The Emerald Room at the Monocale
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The West End Players Guild presents Rapture, Blister, Burn
Who speaks the truth about feminism? Gloria Steinem? Betty Friedan? Or... Phyllis Schlafly?
That’s just one of the questions posed by Gina Gionfriddo’s witty and provocative Rapture, Blister, Burn, presented in its St. Louis premiere by West End Players Guild November 13-22. The show, directed by Stephen Peirick, features performances by Nicole Angeli, Mara Bollini, Jeff Kargus, Elizabeth Van Pelt and Donna Weinsting.
Performances of Rapture, Blister, Burn will be on Thursday (second week only), Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:00 and Sunday matinees at 2:00. All performances are at the theatre in the Union Avenue Christian Church, 733 Union Ave. (just north of Delmar). Free parking and the theatre entrance are in the rear of the church. Tickets to the show are on sale now at www.WestEndPlayers.org/tickets.
West End Players Guild is St. Louis’s oldest continuously-operated theatre company, providing “big theatre in a small space†since November, 1911, and now presenting its second century of performances. For more information on our history, season tickets and volunteer opportunities, please visit us online at www.WestEndPlayers.org.
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The St. Louis Family Theatre presents 2015-2016 season
The St. Louis Family Theatre and The Junior League of St. Louis announce the 2015-2016 season of shows which include a wide array of modern and classic favorites:
October 9, 10, 11 – Caps for Sale
November 22, 27, 28 – Fly Guy (Holiday Show – not included in Season Ticket Package)
January 15, 16, 17 – Charlotte’s Web
February 12, 13 14 – Seussical
March 11, 12, 13 – Peter Rabbit
Tickets for individual shows are available for $7 per person (plus a $.150 mailing fee per production). Season ticket holders enjoy a 25% savings, getting 4 shows for the price of three! Please note that Season Ticket Packages do not include the Holiday Show.
Families are invited to attend the weekend shows: Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2:00 p.m. Doors are open to area schools for weekday performances at subsidized prices, allowing all children to experience the magic and excitement of live theatre.
For show descriptions visit: www.jlsl.org/family theatre
For tickets visit: www.florissantmo.com or call (314) 921.5678
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The St. Louis Metro Singers present O Come Let Us Adore Him
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Monroe Actors Stage Company presents MASC Theatre Camp Fundraiser
MASC lost their grant for their Summer Children's Theatre Camp! So with the help of Papa John's and you, we are having a fundraising event. MASC wants to continue the camp as the kids learn the audition process, costuming, make-up, character development, they build and paint their set, and do their own tech for the show for the public at the end of camp.
The kids are now coming back and working on the shows during the MASC season. Please share the coupon code with work and family and help us keep the kids off the street and develop a life long love of theatre. Thank you for your support!
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Stray Dog Theatre presents Devil Boys From Beyond
Men are from Mars; women are from Venus; all the rest are from Pluto. A high-camp parody of ‘50s B-movies and trashy romance novels, mixed with a dash of “Adult Swim†cartoon. Fold in a heaping portion of screwball comedy and stir gently but keep it lumpy!
For MATURE AUDIENCES: In an effort to keep the selection of shows engaging and dynamic, this production may not be appropriate for all ages.
By Buddy Thomas and Kenneth Elliott. Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. December 3-19, 2015: Show times are Thursdays – Saturdays at 8:00pm. Additional performance on Saturday, December 19 at 2:00pm.
Venue: Tower Grove Abbey, 2336 Tennessee Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63104. Gated Parking.
Tickets: Adults $25.00 / Seniors (65+) & Students $20.00 (Cash/Checks/All Major Credit Cards)
Information and Ticket Reservations: Call (314) 865-1995.
Visit www.StrayDogTheatre.org. Secure online ticketing!
Signed Interpretation Performances: Selected performances are interpreted for the deaf and hard of hearing by students from the Sign Language Studies program at Southwestern Illinois College. Fridays; December 4, 11, and 18, 2015.
Community Outreach: In keeping with its mission of community outreach, non-perishable food is collected at each performance and donated to Food Outreach, Inc. www.FoodOutreach.org
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Alton Little Theater presents Miracle on South Division Street
Alton Little Theater will present MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET ( The Holiday Version) by Tom Dudzick, December 10th through the 20th at the ALT Showplace. The showcase production features four directors taking on the roles of a family celebrating faith and family traditions in ways both heartfelt and hilarious! Diana Enloe, Gail Drillinger, Jeff Harrison and Donna Minard play the matriarch and adult children of the Nowak family amidst the urban rubble of Buffalo's ( NY) East Side. The Production is directed by Lee Cox who hopes that the 95-minute tale will become a popular holiday outing this season. Young pianists Sydney Shansey and Sydney Schwegel will be providing pre-show music for an hour before curtain and theater-lovers can enjoy libations and Christmas cookies in the Dorothy Colonius " Winter Wonderful" foyer. The Theater is even hosting its own Preview Party on December 9th, with full Appetizer buffet, desserts and music at 6:30pm before a performance of the show. Tickets for the Preview party are $22 ( but ALT Season Ticket holders only pay $10); Tickets for the eight other performances of " MIRACLE" are $17 for Adults and $10 for students under 18 . The ALT Box Office is open Tuesday - Friday from 10am to 2pm and Tickets are available on-line at ( www.altonlittletheater.org). Photos and interviews can be arranged through the director at (462-4515).
The Production of MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION came about from an e-mail correspondence from the playwright ( who was previously featured in the OVER THE TAVERN ( Pazinski family trilogy). Dudzick wrote to Director, Lee Cox, and asked that she take a look at two of his new works and she immediately fell in love with a story inspired by "true" events in Dudzick's hometown of Buffalo ( which is akin to the Alton community). The Nowak family gathers in their shabby old homestead to commemorate the family "miracle". According to legend, on Christmas Eve in 1942 the Blessed Mother herself appeared to Grandpa in the family barbershop. Now Clara ( Diana Enloe), the family matriarch, happily tends the family heirloom, a 17-foot memorial shrine to the Virgin Mary which adjoins the house. As the play develops, daughter Ruth ( Donna Minard) divulges her plan to " go public" with the miracle by creating a one-woman Christmas Show about the sacred event. But during the course of the family meeting, the entire family's faith is shaken to the very core when a deathbed confession causes the family legend to unravel. The enduring love of family prevails with a message of tolerance and embracing life surprises.
MIRACLE ON SOUTH DIVISION STREET is a delightful NEW Christmas Show that offers an entertaining possibility for December. Tickets are on sale NOW.
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