Lynn & Carl welcome musician, comedian & host, Tim Convy, who has a Punk Rock Disney Show May 11th - Can You Feel the Punk Tonight? at the Pageant. They then are joined by Joe Hanrahan & Lucy Cashion from The Midnight Company's production "Spirits to Enforce" starting May 2nd. Lynn has seen the new releases: The Fall Guy, The Idea of You & (finally) Anyone But You. Plus Moulin Rouge is at the Fabulous Fox.

Lynn & Carl are joined by St. Louis native Kamal Lado, who is in the "Moulin Rouge" ensemble heading to The Fox beginning April 30. Then Prasanna Kasthuri (Artistic Director) & Nagendra Sanjeeva, (President) of Soorya Performing Arts come by to discuss this weekend's 15th American Natya Dance Festival. Plus they discuss new releases: Challengers, Boys Kills World, Hundreds of Beavers and Unsung Heroes.

Lynn & Carl speak with director Stephen Peirick & actor Jon Hey about The Tesseract Theatre Company's production of The Inheritance at the Marcelle. They then speak with Director, Paul Pagano and Choreographer, Lawrence Haliburton about Gateway Center for Performing Arts' production of Ragtime the Musical at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center. Lynn saw the new release Sasquatch Sunset. Plus they have stories about Whitey Herzog.

Lynn & Carl speak with Nadja Kapetanovich & William Roth from St. Louis Actors' Studio production of The Whale at the Gaslight Theater. Then, Carl was in a video produced by the St. Louis Blues. Lynn saw The Cher Show. The new releases of the week are Civil War & Wicked Little Letters. Finally, The Book of Mormon is still hilarious.

Lynn talks with the West End Players' Guild's Joseph Garner and Karen Pierce of "Dark Matters" running April 5 -14. Carl then joins to talk to Sean Casey Flanagan starring as Elder McKinley in the Fabulous Fox's production The Book of Mormon.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Ellen McLaughlin, starring as Violet in The Rep's production of August: Osage County. Then they are joined by Broadway World's Jim Lindhorst to discuss The St. Louis Theater Circle Awards held last Monday. Plus, Lynn didn't see Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, but did see Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces.

Lynn & Carl talk with Amy Loui & Greg Johnston starring in New Jewish Theatre's production of Arthur Miller's All My Sons. Then, for reals this time... Claire Karpen starring in The Rep's production of Tracy Lett's August: Osage County. P;us Lynn saw the Ghostbusters - so you don't have to see it.

Lynn & Carl speak with Robert Ashton from the Albion Theatre about their play Molly Sweeney. They then were ~supposed~ to talk with Claire Karpen from the Rep's production of August: Osage County, but through no fault of hers it was not recorded. We sincerely apologize to everyone, it was a great discussion. Please see both plays!

Lynn & Carl speak with Rachel Tibbetts & Cortney Bailey about their upcoming show, "Britches! A Play for Lady Romeos" with Prison Performing Arts. Then Carl saw Kung Fu Panda 4, Lynn watched Aquaman 2 & reminds everyone Wonka is streaming. Plus their Oscar picks for Sunday (starting an hour earlier!).

Lynn & Carl talk with Joe Hanrahan and Eileen Engel before the premiere of their new shows Wednesdays in March at Blue Strawberry: Movie Music & Jacey's Jazz Joint. Then a discussion of new releases: Dune Part 2, Kiss the Future and Pathological: The Lies of Joran van der Sloot. Plus Lynn saw Company at the Fox.