St. Louis Arts Scene
Chuck Lavazzi, CB Adams, Daniel Flood, George Yeh, Diane Carson, James LindhorstCoverage of the lively arts in St. Louis: theatre, film, music, cabaret—you name it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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St. Louis Theatre Calendar for the Week of March 9, 2026
The Black Rep presents Flyin’ West by Pearl Cleage March 11 through 29. “After the Civil War, many former slaves took advantage of The Homestead Act and moved West. Among them, female pioneers who settled together in the all Black town of N...
New Line Theatre's Promenade is Campy Experimental Theater
Bee Mecey in Promenade at New Line Theatre. Photo Credit: Jill Ritter Lindberg
Classical Review: JIJI Sings the Guitar Electric
Meet-and-greet of JIJI [at left] with the audience after the February 28 STL Classical Guitar concert at Salem United Methodist Church
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Retired IT manager, singer, actor, music and theatre critic, radio broadcaster, raconteur.
Writer/Photographer
Film lover, movie critic, video editor
Classical music fan and reader of obscure books
I love film, especially foreign and independent works. I have an M.A. in Film Theory and Criticism, minor in Film Production (Ohio U). I co-directed two documentaries on copyright & fair use. My professional life has focused on film, to my delight.
Jim has been a theater enthusiast for five decades. He is a contributing on Broadway World and a member of the St. Louis Theater Circle.
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