Located in the city of St. Charles and opened in 2008 on the campus of the Lindenwood University, the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts is a sprawling venue that holds within it 3 sub-venues namely the Bezemes Family Theater, the Emerson Black Box Theater and the Boyle Family Gallery. The spaces are often used for media students and by those who desire to hire it for cultural or private events. Check the website for a list of upcoming events.
Founded in 1987 by Michael Hamilton and Jack Lane, STAGES ST. LOUIS is a professional, 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) not-for-profit theatre company dedicated to producing the indigenous American art form of musical theatre. STAGES is also firmly committed to the employment and development of St. Louis artists and, through numerous education and outreach programs, enriching the cultural milieu of our community. STAGES ST. LOUIS operates year round with a staff of twenty. A full-time seasonal company operates from May to October and presents 124 performances in the 380-seat Robert G. Reim Theatre at the Kirkwood Civic Center. Performers are cast from auditions in both St. Louis and New York. STAGES is the top employer of local union actors and provides more annual workweeks than any other St. Louis theatre company. The STAGES Performing Arts Academy opened in March, 2004 and offers a year-round comprehensive musical theatre curriculum of dance, voice, drama and theory for students of all ages and skill levels. Classes are taught by a team of professional artists and educators. STAGES ST. LOUIS is committed to preserving and advancing the American art form of musical theatre through excellence in performance and education.
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Grand Opera House Banquet Center, located close to Missouri River is an elegant banquet space like non other. The place has a lavish decor in rustic dark wood furnishing, beautiful chandeliers and large French windows. The venue is ideal for hosting weddings or any special occasion.
Established in 1933, Alton Little Theater is a non-professional community theater. Located Alton, Ill., the center has staged a number of plays, such as Don't Drink the Water, Duet, Audacity, Over the Tavern, Little Shop of Horrors, Children of a Lesser God, Laughter on the 23rd Floor and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. In addition, it holds auditions, stages musical plays, historical plays, comedy and dramas. Alton Little Theater also conducts auditions for curtains, the murder, mystery, musical and comedy shows.
