St. Louis Arts Scene
Chuck Lavazzi, Daniel Flood, Joanne Fistere, George Yeh, Diane Carson, Marcus Ma'at AtkinsCoverage of the lively arts in St. Louis: theatre, film, music, cabaret—you name it.
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Classical Review: Isata Kanneh-Mason Brings New Music to Light
Isata Kanneh-Mason. Photo by Karolina Wielocha courtesy of the SLSO.
It’s not unusual for a concert at Powell Hall to have a unifying theme. It’s rare, however, when the theme not only unifies the evening as a whole but each piece in the p...
St. Louis Theatre Calendar for the Week of May 18, 2026
Act Two Theatre presents the comedy One Man, Two Guvnors, Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, May 21 through 31. “Francis Henshall has a problem: he’s hungry, he’s broke, and he’s just taken jobs with two bosses who...
Through May 17: “Crazy For You” Gets You Hooked On Its Atmosphere, Lead Performers
Photo by Dan Donovan courtesy of Kirkwood Theatre Giild
Stage musicals must balance many theatrical ingredients to become truly memorable, including the suspension of disbelief required when performers segue from dialogue into song, dance,...
Symphony Review: Two Choruses, No Waiting
Stéphane Denève and Eric Freeman join the orchestra and chorus for curtain call after Daphnis et Chloé
It’s customary for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) to close the season out with a Big Event—preferably one that uses Erin Freema...
May 29 through 31: “Silent Friend” Spans Three Eras Of Individuals Exploring Plant Communication
Photo courtesy of 1-2 Special
In the intriguing, elusive, and perplexing “Silent Friend” (“Stille Freundin”) Hungarian writer/director Ildikó Enyedi interlaces three related stories set in 1908, 1972, and 2020 respectively. All events revo...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Retired IT manager, singer, actor, music and theatre critic, radio broadcaster, raconteur.
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.
Ma'at is an Emmy Award nominated writer and theater producer/critic in the St Louis area. His writing credits include Suburban Journal, St Louis American and West End Word. He currently is the editor of his own blog OUTSTAGN BLOGSPOT.
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