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In addition to company productions of Jersey Boys, Rock of Ages, and The Prom, the Clear Space Signature Cabaret Series and Morning Performances for Young Audiences will return.
Flood oversaw 34 productions in her decade at the St. Louis company that produces theater for young audiences.
When the coronavirus pandemic made large gatherings unsafe, performing arts groups took their work online as a last resort, despite misgivings. Many were surprised at how successful their digital programming turned out to be.
As St. Louis artists and arts organizations worked through 2021, they improvised their way past roadblocks created by the coronavirus pandemic. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy Goodwin and Chad Davis spoke with artists and arts leaders about how the pandemic continued to affect their work this year, and how they’re finding a way forward.
Jacked! Performance merges fairy tale, hip hop Performance merges fairy tale and hip hop FacebookTwitterEmail 1of20 Metro Theater Company presents “Jacked!,” reworking what was initially planned as an in-person touring production into an imaginative, fully virtual experience that combines hand-drawn animation, spoken word poetry and behind-the-scenes studio footage. “Jacked!” is set to a fresh, energetic hip-hop score by Jackie “Jackpot” Sharp, featuring vocals and rap by the popular St. Louis punk pop duo, The Knuckles.For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less 2of20 Aloha Mischeaux of ...