Theater

Adapted from dozens of real-life interviews, the play explores the and joy and fear of “transgender life in the 2020s.”

“Faith, Family, and Flag” explores how Branson, Missouri, became America’s capital for conservative entertainment.

Voices at Bellefontaine is an annual event that highlights some of the known and unknown people in Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum.

Metro Theater Company presents four performances of “Carmela, Full of Wishes” in Grand Center this weekend. The show for young audiences depicts a girl who is supported by her neighborhood but feels the absence of her missing father.

The Black Rep presents “Raisin,” a rarely produced musical adaptation of “A Raisin in the Sun,” at the Edison Theatre through Sunday.

The playwright Tennessee Williams is not most-often associated with St. Louis, where he grew up. The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis has spent 10 years making the case for the city’s influence on Williams’ work.

Guests on a backstage tour of the Muny got to learn some of the secrets behind the outdoor theater’s ambitious annual season.

“Hamlet” may be the most well-known play in the English language, but the Forest Park production shows it can still supply new sounds and surprises.

With its ongoing production of August Wilson’s “Radio Golf,” the Black Rep in St. Louis becomes the first theater company ever to produce all 10 plays in Wilson’s American Century Cycle twice. The show runs through June 1.

Leaders of the Muny will receive the 2025 Regional Theatre Tony Award when the annual awards are presented on June 8. The award is for a theater not located on Broadway that has been a national leader.