St. Louis Arts Scene
Chuck Lavazzi, CB Adams, Daniel Flood, George Yeh, Diane Carson, James Lindhorst, Marcus Ma'at AtkinsCoverage of the lively arts in St. Louis: theatre, film, music, cabaret—you name it.
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St. Louis Theatre Calendar for the Week of October 12, 2026
Albion Theatre presents The Birds by Connor Mc Pherson Thursdays through Saturdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 2 pm, October 16 through November 1. “In 2009, Irish playwright Conor McPherson adapted English writer Daphne du Maurier’s short st...
Now Showing: “The Social Reckoning” Investigates and Indicts Facebook
Photo courtesy of Sony Pictures
With his characteristic targeted dialogue and efficient pace, writer/director Aaron Sorkin dramatizes an uncomplicated but extremely important story in The Social Reckoning. The Wall Street Journal investiga...
October 25 Only: “White God” Is an Allegory Urging Respect For Animals And Minorities
Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures
Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó’s “White God” focuses on 13-year old Lili, left with her estranged father who soon forces her to abandon her beloved dog Hagen on a highway. The film then splits its a...
October 23 and 24: “Gunda” and “Au Hasard Balthazar” Present Animals With An Empathy Not Always Accorded Them
From Au Hasard Balthazar, Photo courtesy of Janus Films
Russian director Victor Kossakovsky, who creates unique documentaries, writes that “the essence of cinema is showing, not telling.” That is exactly what he does. He includes no narrat...
October 22 and 31: “EO” Reveals Life From A Sardinian Donkey’s Perspective
Photo courtesy of Janus Films
Individuals reveal who they are—values, priorities, empathy—in their interaction with animals. Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski explores this world in “EO,” all told from the donkey EO’s point of view as he e...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
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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