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Angels in America: Parts One and Two

by Tony Kushner

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The Lifespan of a Fact

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September 4 - October 6, 2019

Angels in America: Parts One and Two

by Tony Kushner

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The Lifespan of a Fact

by Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell

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October 30 - November 17, 2019

Feeding Beatrice

by Kirsten Greenidge

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November 23, 2019

The Ant and the Grasshopper

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Book, music and lyrics by Brian Hohlfeld

The Loretto-Hilton Center for the Performing Arts
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You'd better believe Hana had the @citymuseum on her St. Louis To-Do List! ✅ "Ride the most iconic slide west of the Mississippi." That's two St. Louis landmarks visited for our incoming artistic director. Where should we take her next? . . . #stltodolist #stl #slidingintotheweek #ontour #citymuseum
With Hana Sharif taking over as our artistic director in less than a month, we decided it was time to show her all the amazing things that St. Louis has to offer. This week, we started checking items off of Hana's St. Louis To-Do List. Item number one: ✅ "Meet the scene-stealing wildlife at the @stlzoo." Where should Hana visit next, STL experts? Your feedback will help us determine her future destinations! . . . #stl #wildlife #stltodolist #robbiethesealion #animalsalways #stlzoo
This June, The Rep welcomes an all-new artistic leadership team. We announced Hana Sharif’s appointment as our next artistic director in 2018, and earlier this week we did the same for our new associate artistic director: Amelia Acosta Powell. We cannot wait to start working alongside these two remarkable leaders as we begin our theatre’s next act! . . . 📸: @cheshiredave and @jennygrahamphotography #stl #theatre #leadership
Sometimes you really do get the perfect ending: Steve Woolf with the cast and director of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG after the show’s final bows. We think it’s fitting to close Steve’s 33-season run as our artistic director with a show that generated so much happiness and laughter. This is going to go down in the history books as a special, special production to cap off a marvelous season. Hats off to all involved! . . . #repgoeswrong #stl #theatre #stevewoolf #goodbyefornow
We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of Ed Stern, a tremendous director and theatre leader whose work is an essential part of our history. Ed directed 28 shows at The Rep, including profound tragedies (KING LEAR, 2001), uproarious comedies (NOISES OFF, 2014) and epic musicals (SWEENEY TODD, 1997). The thing that always stood out about Ed was the joy he brought to the rehearsal room. His sense of humor, compassion and intelligence were radiant, and those qualities always manifested in the shows he directed. This is an especially bittersweet loss for us, because Ed was originally attached to direct our current production of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG. He ultimately had to step down due to health concerns, but he continued to avidly follow the production from afar. Our artistic director Steve Woolf kept a regular correspondence going with Ed, updating him on the show's progress. On opening night, Steve emailed him a hilarious detail that set designers Margery and Peter Spack had included in their set for the show: an extravagant portrait of Ed's face superimposed on an armored figure in a powdered wig (pictured). Ed was obviously tickled. "Cannot tell you how happy I am," he wrote. "Please give my love to the company." Today we give our love to Ed, his family and his many friends and artistic collaborators. We've lost a true giant of theatre, but the rest of this run is dedicated to his memory. . . . #rip #edstern #stl #theatre
We swear to you: Charles Haversham will not have died, miraculously come back to life multiple times and died again in vain! #AvengeTheFallen. See THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG. . . . #rip #stl #theatre #repgoeswrong #avengers #didwinstondisappearinthesnap #wehavetheories
Look at this student matinee audience for THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG! These young’uns don’t know what they’re in for... . . . #stl #theatre #studentmatinee #repgoeswrong #corruptingthenextgeneration
The Rep is honored to have received nine 2019 St. Louis Theater Circle Awards! Congrats to the entire #RepEvita team for scoring seven honors (including Outstanding Production of a Musical), as well as to awesome #STL designers Lou Bird (top right) and Rusty Wandall (bottom right) for their awards. We work with some very cool people. . . . #theatre #awardseason #rephumans #repyesterday #stltheatercircle2019
The biggest footrace (paw race?) in the history of the animal kingdom is about to kick off! Join us for our sensory-friendly edition of THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE. Tailored especially for children with sensory sensitivity and their families, this production from our Imaginary Theatre Company presents two performances on Saturday, April 6: 10:30 am and 12:30 pm. More info at repstl.org/sensory-friendly . . . 📸: Jill Ritter #stl #theatre #thetortoiseandthehare #sensoryfriendly #sensorysensitivity
An intermission report. #repgoeswrong
Dennis and I are ready for the first scene. Sound the drums, THE DRAMA BEGINS!!!!
Everyday we fight call a bunch of the most challenging moments in the show...including the duel between Max and Robert. Having five or so minutes of scenic duet with MASTER physical comic @jackie_of_all_traits is as good as it gets, and a highlight of my show every single night.
Everybody into the water!!! 🦛 (sound on)
Gotta love a delightful southern lunch at @gracemeatthree
Group field trip to the glorious @urbanchestnut
A Morning Greeting #repgoeswrong
Ready yourselves! The great @jrrapson is taking over our Instagram account tomorrow to bring you behind the scenes of THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG. What could possibly go... ummmm... you know, we’re just going to stop right there. *Closes app.* . . . 📸: @giiitch #instagramtakeover #repgoeswrong #robertgroveinthehouse #stl #theatre #dontstandnearcloseddoorswhenhesaround
We were today years old when we realized that we were opening #repgoeswrong on THE IDES OF MARCH, of all days. (Dramatic music spike). Break legs tonight, everyone! . . . 📸: @giiitch #bewaretheidesofmarch #stl #theatre #ohno #thiswontendwell
On April 10, we’re throwing a grand retirement party for our artistic director, Steven Woolf! Rep graphic designer @chelsey_arline created this *adorable* drawing of Steve to promote it, and we just couldn’t not share it with you. Want to join us at A Standing Ovation for Steve and help send off the man who’s captained our theatre’s ship for 30+ years? Visit repstl.org/steve for details! . . . #stevewoolf #illustration #graphicdesign #agreatleader #theatre #stl
Our playground of mayhem for THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG is getting closer and closer to its final form! You really need to be in the room to see what our insane(ly talented) cast members will do in this playing space, designed by Margery and Peter Spack. Hats off to our entire crew for bringing this beast to life! . . . #setdesign #repgoeswrong #stl #theatre #massdestruction #farce #disasterawaits

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