For its tenth year, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis takes on the big one–“Hamlet”-and their production of “Hamlet” is one of their best, a superb staging graced by marvelous acting and riveting drama.

Modern American Dance Company, the University of Missouri-St. Louis’ resident professional dance company, took over the Lee Theater in the Touhill Performing Arts Center last Friday and Saturday, showcasing their eclectic styling through their vibrant energy and unquestionable passion for modern dance.

Ballet—that most poised and particular of art forms—depends entirely on the story that it is matched with.

The best theater is like a snapshot of real life, just wittier. “August: Osage County” at the Fox Theater was a look into a reality few would wish on themselves.

“The Importance of Being Earnest” is not a new play by any means. Oscar Wilde’s famous “trivial comedy for serious people” has been around for over a century and has been performed around the world by a plethora of acting troupes.