Reel Times Trio

Lynn & Carl speak with Ron Stevens & the one & only U-Man, John Ulett to discuss their upcoming show at The Sheldon on February 29th, 2024: Life, Death & Other Scary Things. Tickets are still available at metrotix.com/events/detail/life-death-other-scary-things and more info is here: onstl.online/life

Lynn speaks with actor Brian Dykstra who is playing LBJ in The St. Louis Black Repertory Company's World Premiere of HOLD ON, written by Paul Webb and directed by Founder and Producing Director Ron Himes. It is the inspiration for the award-winning 2014 feature film “Selma,” HOLD ON, It opened The Black Rep's 47th main stage season Jan. 10 and runs through Jan. 28, 2024 at the Edison Theatre on th...

Lynn & Chas speak with Benjamin Eakeley playing Steve Healey at the Fabulous Fox's production of Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill January 19 - 21. Plus Chas saw To Kill a Mockingbird at Stifel & Lynn started True Detective S4.

Lynn & Carl welcome PoplifeStL's Alex McPherson to discuss the Best, the Honorable Mentions and "Most Disappointing" films of the last year.

Lynn & Carl speak with Aaron Kaburik from Carlinville, IL as he prepares to play Uncle Frank in the Fabulous Fox's production of Mrs. Doubtfire. They then discuss new releases with Lindenwood University's Peter Carlos: Leave the World Behind, the Iron Claw, Ferrari, The Color Purple , The Zone of Interest and The Boys in the Boat. Plus the STLFA gave out their year-ending awards.

This week Lynn & Carl speak with Nathanael Hirst, starring in the ensemble for Aladdin at the Fabulous Fox. Then they discuss new releases: Wonka, All of Us Strangers and The Iron Claw. Plus more on Lynn's book "Ageless Glamour Girls."

Lynn & Carl speak with Gregory Williams Welsch, who is playing C.S. Lewis for Christmas shows at The Westport Playhouse, and then to Rick Schuler performing A John Denver Christmas at the Pageant. Next a look at the new releases: Dream Scenario, The Boy & the Heron, Waitress: The Musical - The Movie and Maestro. Plus the Theatre roundup AND Lynn has a new book "Ageless Glamour Girls"

Lynn & Carl speak with SLSO's Kevin McBeth about the Gospel Christmas at the Stifel Theatre on 12/8. Then they speak with the vocal group T3 who is at the Sheldon also on 12/8.Then a look at new releases: American Symphony, Candy Cane Lane, May December, Saltburn & John Lennon: Murder without a Trial. Plus the Theatre Roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with Nicholas Allsup - a/k/a "Sifu" from this season's Survivor on CBS. Then they talk to actress Molly Wennstrom (nee Burris) & director Robert Quinlan from New Jewish Theatre's production of Into the Woods. Plus a look at new releases: Disney's Wish, Napoleon & Netflix's Leo.

Lynn & Carl speak with Delisa Richardson who is premiering her film, "Eliza," at SLIFF on Sunday and Dr. Jeremy Housewright whose new book is "For the Love of the Show: Wrestling Fans Tell Their Stories" Plus a look at new releases: May December, Next Goal Wins and Stamped from the Beginning

Lynn& Carl speak with Liz Crabtree from The Kirkwood Performing Arts Center (KPAC) and then Michelle Danner, director of Miranda's Victim at the St. Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF)PLus new releases You Were My First Boyfriend and The Marsh King's Daughter. And why we didn't see The Marvels - spoiler - it was Saint Louis Blues hockey.

Lynn & Carl speak with Chris Clark about this year's Cinema St Louis' Saint Louis International Film Festival (SLIFF) starting November 9th. Then Hannah Dinkel from the J and author Jeff Bender promoting the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival starting November 4th. They then discuss new releases: the Killer, Priscilla, Rustin & The Marsh King's Daughter. Plus The Muny has announced their 2024 season.

Lynn & Carl have many interviews this week. First, Jeff Faulkner & Benjamin Moyer from the Coldplay tribute band, A Sky Full of Stars playing 10/28 at the Duck Room. Next, Michelle Zielinski from Black Mirror Theatre's production of White Rabbit, Red Rabbit. Finally, Danny Williams from The Rep to talk about the Rally for the Rep.

Lynn & Carl speak with Tom O'Keefe from The Family Arena about the upcoming Ruben Studdard & Clay Aiken tour. (& Lynn has tickets to give away at PopLifeSTL.com). Tey then discuss the new releases: Killers of the Flower Moon, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie, Foe on Amazon & Old Dads on Netflix. PLus the Theatre Roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with Contraband Theatre's Jacob Juntunen, along with director Ellie Schwetye, about his new play "See You In a Minute." Then they speak with filmmakers Gayle Gallagher & Wyatt Wee about their new film Dark at the Top of the Stairs premiering at the Hi-Pointe on October 21st. Plus they saw Beetlejuice at the Fabulous Fox.

This week Lynn & Carl speak about three excellent theatre productions. First, Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog's Saturday Night Fever, Liza Birkenmeier, author of St Louis Actors' Studio's Dr. Ride's American Beach House, and Abe Goldfarb, playing Otho in the Fabulous Fox's production of Beetlejuice. Plus Carl saw The Exorcist: Believer (so you don't have to see it).

This week Lynn & Carl speak with actress and musician Devon Cahill who will be opening for Norbert Leo Butz on Friday, September 29th at the Sheldon Concert Hall. They then take a look at the new releases: Flora and Son, Fair Play and The Creator. Plus the Theatre Roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak first with Paul Hibbard about his upcoming Hysteria Fest at the Arkadin Cinema, then Joe Hanrahan talks about Professor Sunshine's Traveling Post-Apocalyptic Rock ’N Roll Revival at Blue Strawberry. and his The Lion in the Winter at .Zack. Finally, a look at new releases: Dumb Money and The Saint of Second Chances. Plus talking about the finale of Winning Time, Yellowstone, and A...

Lynn & Carl speak with the Creative Team (Trish Brown & Joy Addler) and members of the cast (Avery Lux & Ashley Bauman) of the PRISM Theatre Company's production of "Wrens. " They then look at new releases: Rebel, Sitting In Bars with Cake and Elise & Tom. Plus a look at the movies they didn't see.

Lynn talks about this month's festival with Executive Artistic Director of the Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, Carrie Houk.

Lynn & Carl welcome Jeff Faulkner from Mr. Blue Sky (& A Sky Full of Stars), the tribute band celebrating the Electric Light Orchestra (& Coldplay) on September 8th at the Chesterfield Amphitheater. Plus Carl finally saw Oppenheimer.

This week Lynn & Carl talk to Shift Films founder Franki Cambeletta about October's Haunted Garage Film Festival. Franki talks about the Fest and the recent horror films he's seen (Insidious: The Red Door) and is looking forward to seeing (The Nun 2). Plus they all discuss new releases: Gran Turismo, Retribution, You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah and Golda.

Lynn & Carl speak with Taylor Gruenloh who is directing Tesseract Theatre's production of Kinky Boots at the Grandel Theatre. They then review the completing season of The Muny with Sister Act. Followed by a look at new releases: Landscape with Invisible Hand and Red, White & Royal Blue,

Lynn & Carl speak with Shaun Patrick Tubbs, the director of Union Avenue Opera’s production of Ragtime. They then speak with Matthew Kerns, the director of the St. Louis Fringe Festival. Next a preview of the movies we haven’t seen: Red White & Royal Blue & The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Then an Only Murders in the Building preview. Finally Lynn tells you what's streaming.

Lynn & Carl speak with director Suki Lammers and star Carl Overly,Jr. of Merry Wives, now on a tour of 24 area parks with St. Louis Shakespeare Festival. They then discuss the new releases: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Theater Camp and Glitch: the Rise & Fall of HQ Trivia. Next the Theater Roundup and the STL Filmmakers Showcase wrap up. Plus they have an appreciation of Paul Ruben...