St. Louis Arts Scene
Chuck Lavazzi, CB Adams, Daniel Flood, Diane Carson, James LindhorstCoverage 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 September 7, 2026
The Black Rep presents the musical The Color Purple September 9 through 27. “Jazz, blues and gospel music carry us through Celie’s odyssey and all who affect her in this landmark musical based on Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel....
September 10 Only: “Winter Hymns” Spends A Day With A Palliative Care Physician
Photo courtesy of Nathan Deming
Nathan Deming’s “Winter Hymns” opens on a snowy day in Menomonie, Wisconsin, with Dr. Linda Vobernik (Colleen Madden) in her spacious office where she will spend the remainder of the day and the film. A pall...
Opening September 4: “Onslaught” Sees a Trailer Park Fight Off Super-Soldiers
Photo courtesy of A24
John Carpenter may be retired, but that doesn’t mean his cinema is. “Onslaught,” the newest film from director Adam Wingard, proudly wears its Carpenter influences, capturing both the aesthetic and attitude of the gen...
September 11 and 12: “The Hole” Presents A Surreal Story of a Virus-Infected World
Photo courtesy of Big World Pictures
Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-liang electrified the film world in 1998 with his quirky, wildly surreal “The Hole.” The U.S. title refers to exactly that, a hole here found in an upstairs tenant’s floor o...
In Theaters Now: “Buddy” Is a Demonic Children’s Show To Die For
Photo courtesy of Roadside Attractions
Casper Kelly is one of the great Adult Swim filmmakers, a moniker of status in select circles. Feature length comedic surrealism is a hard sell for studios, and Cartoon Network’s after hours programmi...
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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
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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