James Lindhorst is a writer and journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri. He specializes in covering local theater productions and events, providing reviews and previews for BroadwayWorld.com. With a passion for the arts, James aims to showcase the vibrant theater scene in St. Louis and highlight the talent and creativity of local performers.
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James Lindhorst's focus is mainly on providing reviews and coverage of local theater performances, particularly in St. Louis, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and some gaming content. If you have insights or leads related to upcoming theater productions, noteworthy performances or events in the St. Louis area, reaching out to him could be beneficial for coverage.
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San Diego Playwright and Actor Michael Madden has brough his play RED JASPER home to St. Louis for its regional premiere.
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By: James Lindhorst
Albion Theatre closes its season with the contemporary love story LUNGS by English playwright Duncan MacMillan . LUNGS opens with a couple, in what
Upstream Theater's current production is a new translation of Pedro Calderón de la Barca's LIFE IS A DREAM.
By: James Lindhorst
For four decades, St. Louis Shakespeare has been introducing generations of St. Louis Theatregoers to The Bard's Works on stage.
By: James Lindhorst
STAGES St. Louis has announced their 2025 line-up, and it is a season of comedy, romance, and nostalgia. The season opens with the hilarious madcap musical MURDER FOR TWO.
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By: James Lindhorst
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ANASTASIA THE MUSICAL premiered on Broadway in 2017. It is based on the1997 Twentieth Century Fox animated movie “Anastasia” that tells a Disneyfied
By: James Lindhorst
“Don’t Be a Hero, Thank You” is a one-act play that takes a humorous look at the challenges faced by the fictional Kate following her release from prison for a felony conviction after robbing a bank. The narrative is comprised mostly as a single-person monologue that is interrupted by phone calls from friends. Leemon’s smartly written script builds empathy through laughter.Hazel McIntire’s “Go Before I Do” also deals with complex emotions but by using dramatic storytelling instead of satire. Like Leemon’s script, McIntire uses monologue, combined with dialogue between characters, to manage generational grief stemming from the loss of a spouse and parents.
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