"The Bad Boy of Musical Theatre," producing daring, provocative, muscular theatre about politics, sexuality, race, religion, the media, and more, offering an up-close-and-personal alternative to the big, commercial musical theatre of New York and Broadway tours, since 1992.
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The Muny
Opened in 1918, hundreds of big-name have graced this stage, adding to the Muny's rich and prestigious history Of the 11000 seats, more than 1,600 are free for every performance. Guests can also take advantage of group discounts and complimentary backstage tours. The theatre offers signed performances for the hearing impaired on Monday evenings and provides listening devices for every show.
Step back into 16th century England for an evening of Medieval Madness with King Henry VIII and his bevy of wenches! It's a riotous night of bawdy merry making and song as you are transported back to the days of yore!
The St. Louis Children's Choirs is a community-based choral program that includes over 500 young people in 1st through 12th grades who love to sing. Students from over 200 schools come from as far as 80 miles away to sing with their friends in one of seven ensembles that matches their musical ability. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Barbara Berner, an outstanding music faculty empowers young musicians through a challenging and diverse curriculum of the finest sacred and secular repertoire written for young voices. For almost 30 years, The St. Louis Children's Choirs have offered young artists world class performance opportunities a choral music experience that emphasizes musical excellence and character education.
