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A wise saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” So instead of coming up with a new, succinct paragraph that sums up my experience on opening night of Missouri Street Theatre’s latest offering, “Nunsense,” I’m going to repurpose the same unbroken paragraph I used when I saw them perform the sh

FAIRFIELD–I am not the official Missouri Street Theatre Archivist/Historian, but I have reviewed every mainstage show they have done. The following are the productions MST has staged over the years in the month of December: “A Christmas Carol” (2012), “Once Upon a Mattress” (2013), “Into the W

FAIRFIELD — Casey Ellis is playing her dream role in Missouri Street Theatre’s upcoming production of “The Sound of Music,” opening this week. Ellis first saw the movie as a young girl and her love of the story was amplified when she played Liesl in her mid-20s at Berkeley Playhous

FAIRFIELD — On opening night of Missouri Street Theatre’s near-annual production of “The Rocky Horror Show,” there was palpable joy floating around the Downtown Theatre. Also floating around the venue were the scantily clad phantoms (Danielle Morris Tate, Antonio “Adrienne LaCielo” Lee, Zara Little,

FAIRFIELD–On opening night of Missouri Street Theatre’s near-annual production of “The Rocky Horror Show,” there was palpable joy floating around the Downtown Theatre. Also floating around the venue were the scantily-clad phantoms (Danielle Morris Tate, Antonio “Adrienne LaCielo” Lee, Zara Lit

FAIRFIELD — People can see “Into the Woods” in July in the great outdoors. Missouri Street Theatre will present the Stephen Sondheim musical that blends the plots of several Brothers Grimm fairy tales, exploring the consequences of the characters’ wishes and quests. The story is tied together

Missouri Street Theatre presents “Home For Christmas” livestream event FAIRFIELD—Legendary crooner Bing Crosby’s 1943 gold record “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” was a lament sung from the viewpoint of an overseas US soldier hoping to share the holiday with family and realizing it would probably be only in his dreams. In 2020, the reality is that many people will be spending Christmas at home due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. But that is not stopping Fairfield-based Missouri Str...