In the .ZACK Theatre

In the .ZACK Theatre

In the .ZACK Theatre

Join Solid Line Productions for our 4th annual fundraiser, featuring an all lady comedy acts from a stacked line up of local performers. Come support local artists and the great work of Solid Lines Productions.

$50 General admission. All tickets include a drink, all you can eat appetizers, and a specialty dessert.

At the Kranzberg Arts Center

At the Kranzberg Arts Center

At the Kranzberg Arts Center

At The Grandel

At the Kranzberg Arts Center

At The Grandel

Black Light Yoga & Flow Dance Party Experience:
Featuring Lusid!
At the .Zack Building 3224 Locust St., Wednesday, May 29th:
-7pm-Doors open & Local Artist on hand to paint you for your journey. Bar is open
-8:15-9:15 Cyber Vinyasa
with Kelsey Kaleta & music provided by Lusid
-9:15 Bar is open, Free Healthy drink samples & great conversations
-9:35-10:35 Dance & Flow Party with Lusid!

Pricing:
$18-includes everything
Or
$5- Flow & Dance Party only
(Free Parking across the Street.)
Tickets can be purchased at DreamWeaver-Ent.com
or at the door.
For questions please call 314-853-6257.

Please join us for the all new premier Black Light yoga of the Midwest.

Buy Tickets

at The Marcelle

New Line Theatre
Presents
“Be More Chill”

May 30 – June 22, 2019
8:00 pm (All Shows)

Thursday: Adult = $25, Student/Senior = $20, Military/Educator = $12.50 (with ID)
Friday & Saturday: Adult = $30, Student/Senior = $25

It’s a pill with a tiny supercomputer inside. Just take one, with some Mountain Dew, and a personalized voice inside your head will tell you how to be cool. Would you take it?

The Breakfast Club meets Little Shop of Horrors, as New Line closes its season in June with the new sci-fi rock musical BE MORE CHILL, with music and lyrics by Joe Iconis and book by Joe Tracz, based on the bestselling novel by Ned Vizzini. It’s an honest, fearless, funny look at life in the digital age, exploring teen depression, bullying, and other current issues through the comic lens of sci-fi films of the 50s, horror flicks of the 80s, and teen movies of the 90s. The show has been selling out everywhere it runs.

Jeremy is just an average, nothing-special teenage nerd — until he finds out about the Squip (“Super Quantum Unit Intel Processor”), a tiny Japanese supercomputer in a convenient pill, which promises to “upgrade” him and bring him everything he desires most: a date with Christine, an invite to the coolest party of the year, and a chance to survive life in his suburban New Jersey high school.

Be More Chill made its world premiere at the Two River Theater in Red Bank, New Jersey in 2015, it’s now being produced across the country, and it opens on Broadway this summer. BroadwayWorld called the show “a vibrant, inventive musical that makes the most of every moment.” The New Jersey Star-Ledger called it “a high-energy, imaginative, well-crafted world premiere musical.” The Tri-City News called it “sharp and smart, the musical perfectly balances the tragedy and hilarity of high school.”

New Line’s cast includes Jayde Mitchell (Jeremy), Dominic Dowdy-Windsor (Squip), Kevin Corpuz (Rich), Melissa Felps (Brooke), Isabel Cecilia Garcia (Jenna), Nicholas Kelly (Jeremy’s Dad), Grace Langford (Christine), Ian McCreary (Jake), Will Pendergast (Michael), and Laura Renfro (Chloe). The show will be directed by Mike Dowdy-Windsor and Scott Miller, with music direction by Tali Allen, choreography by Michelle Sauer and Sara Rae Womack, lighting and scenic design by Rob Lippert, costume design by Sarah Porter, and sound design by Ryan Day.

At the Kranzberg Arts Center

In the .ZACK Theatre