Reel Times Trio

Lynn's guest host was Chas Adams. This week they first spoke with Kathryn Bentley, who is portraying Claudette Colvin in the play "Forever Free" at Action Art Collaborative Nov. 5-8 at the Jefferson Mission. Next, they talked with Jenny Smith and William Roth who are Annie Wilkes and Paul Sheldon in William Goldman's adaptation of Stephen King's "Misery," which will be presented by St. Louis Actors' Studio Nov. 6 -22 at the Gaslight Theatre.

Lynn's co-host this week is Chas Adams. They first speak with Winter Opera St. Louis founder Gina Galati and cast members Marc Schapman (playing Guisseppe) and John Easterlin (playing Tony) although John's mic wasn't working! Then they talk with Emmett Williams from the St. Louis International Film Festival.

Lynn's co-host this week is Tina Farmer. Thier first guests are Eric Satterfield and John Wolbers from Chorus of Fools' "Bed and Breakfast of the Damned." They then talk to Sarah Thompson of Chase Park Plaza Cinemas and Kyle Hall, director of the Chase restaurants, on their special event "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," and their collaborations on cocktails and such. Plus, a long talk on theater with so much going on.

Lynn is with guest host Chas Adams. First they speak with Bradley Rohlf of Fly North Theatricals about their original play, "The Invention of Lightning." Then they talk to Christina Yancy and Cooper Shaw of Moonstone Theatre Company's "Deceived." Plus information about the St. Louis Theater Circle.

Lynn's guest host today is Chas Adams. They are first joined by Death Becomes Her's Louis Williams Jr opening next week at the Fabulous Fox. Then Rob Lippert and Robert Ashton talk Albion Theatre's The Birds opening October 16.

Lynn's guest host this week is Chas Adams. They first speak with playwright e.k. doolin and director Taijha Silas from Contraband Theatre's "Glut." Next, they are joined by director Cameron Jamarr and actresses Jodi Stockton and Rayvon Ferguson of Soul Siren Playhouse's "The Niceties." Plus, do not go see Verity in theaters now.

Lynn & Carl are first joined by director Alan Knoll and star Jacob Flekier of Alex Edelman's "Just for Us" at New Jewish Theatre. Next, they welcome director Michael Bello, who helmed "Come from Away" now playing at Stages St. Louis. Then Lynn wraps up a jam-packed theater season and the kick-off to movie awards time. Plus film reviews of Primetime and Heart of the Beast.

Lynn's guest host this week is Chas Adams. Their first guest is Cassidy Flynn about his one-man show, "Stay a While" at the Greenfinch Theater and Dive. Next was Taylor Tveten, a Webster graduate, who is dance captain and understudy to all the female roles in "Clue," national tour coming to the Fox next week.

Lynn's guest host this week is Chas Adams. First up is ERA's 'The Last Show on Earth." They talk to director Lucy Cashion, executive producer Miranda Jagels Felix and actress Ashwini Arora regarding their original production written by Joe Taylor. Next is Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis' "Appropriate." They talk to artistic director Carrie Houk, and actress Jilanne Barnes about the St. Louis premiere of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Tony-winning play.

Lynn's Co-Host today is Chas Adams. They are joined first by Kelly Snider and Franklin Killian of "The Mercy Seat" by Neil LaBute at St. Louis Actors' Studio. And next they welcome director Daniel Bryant and The Black Rep's Brian McKinley talking about "The Color Purple," which opens their 50th season. The Mercy Seat opens September 11 and The Color Purple on Sept. 9.