Reel Times Trio

Lynn & Carl speak with the Director of Fly North Theatrical's production of Caroline, Or Change, Brian McKinley The show opens at the Marcelle this weekend. They then talk with Brian about Little Shop at The Muny. Then they get into new releases: Haunted Mansion, Talk to Her, The Beanie Bubble, Recreating Elvis and Theater Camp. Plus there is one more weekend of the St. Louis Film Maker's Showcase

This week Lynn & Carl talk with Chris Clark from Cinema St. Louis about the23rd Annual St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase (of which Lyn & Carl are Judges in the narrative & documentary categories, respectively)this weekend & next at the Hi-Pointe Theatre. They then get into Barbenheimer, starting with Oppenheimer, then Barbie. Plus the Theater Roundup

This week Lynn & Carl speak with members of The Improv Club about their improvised musical by The One Four Fives, featuring Darrell Barber, Boo Detch and Andy Sloey. They then discuss Chess at The Muny with Boo before looking at the new releases: Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One and The Miracle Club. Plus what Lynn thought of Nimona.

This week Lynn & Carl have some STL theater royalty. First, directors from the St. Louis Actors' Studio's Neil LaBute New Play Festival - John Contini and Kari Ely. Next from The Midnight Company, Joe Hanrahan and Jennelle Gilreath Owens, discuss "You Made Me Love You" Judy Garland tribute and "The Years." Finally. they discuss the new releases Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken, Nimona & Sound of Freed...

Lynn & Carl speak with Opera superstar, Christine Brewer in anticipation of her new show Turn of the Screw beginning July 7th at the Union Avenue Opera. They then discuss the two new releases of the week Indian Jones & the Dial of Destiny and Asteroid City. (We will visit Ruby Gillman Teenage Kracken next week.) Plus Beauty & the Beast is at the Muny.

This week Lynn & Carl talk with John Wolbers from Prison Performing Arts and their upcoming performance of Joan of Arc. Then they speak to Brandi & Brittany Artis from 4 Hens Creole Kitchen and their participation in Food Network's The Great Food Truck Race. They then look at new releases No Hard Feelings and Past Lives, plus the Theater Roundup.

This week Lynn & Carl are just a duo to discuss the summer blockbusters: Beautiful - the Carole King Story opens the Muny's 105th Season, then new releases: The Flash. Elemental (& Carl's Date), Maggie Moore(s), How to Measure a Year and The SLSO scores The Princess Bride at Stifel. Plus locals are on the Great Food Truck Race.

Lynn & Carl speak to Broadway actor, director and choreographer Luis Salgado, who is directing Stages St. Louis' production of Aida now through the 25th of June in Kirkwood. They then look at the new releases: the latest Transformers headache, Past Lives and Flamin' Hot (on Hulu). - plus a huge theater roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with Tom Ridgely, the Producing Artistic Director of the St. Louis Shakespeare Festival, about the Forest Park at Shakespeare Glen production of Twelfth Night running now through June 25th. Plus they discuss new releases Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse and Shooting Stars on Peacock.

Lynn & Carl speak with Rick Erwin, Creative Director for City Museum about their upcoming summer events. They then look at new releases: The Little Mermaid, You Hurt My Feelings, Kandahar, Being Mary Tyler Moore, Love to Love You Donna Summer and The Starling Girl.

Lynn & Carl speak to Ron Strawbridge from the Cherokee Street Theater Company and their production of Clash of the Titans at both the Golden Record and Westport Playhouse. They then look at new releases Fast X, The Little Mermaid and It Ain't Over, plus the theater roundup.

The week Lynn & Carl speak with Carrie Houk & Brian Hohlfeld about their radio dramas premiering every week on Classic 107.3 radio. They then discuss new releases: Book Club, the Next Chapter, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, Carmen and Still: A Michael J Fox Story. Plus the Theater Roundup

Lynn & Carl speak with Cinema St. Louis' Chris Clark about this year's QFest at the Hi-Pointe Theatre running now thru May 10th. Then they take a look at new releases Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, The White House Plumbers on HBO Max and dive into the WGA Writers Strike. Plus Lynn has the Theatre roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with The Black Rep's Ron Himes about his new show Eubie! about (who else) Eubie Brooks starting next week at the Edison Theatre. They then discuss new releases: Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, Ghosted, Showing Up, Peter Pan & Wendy and Carole King: Here Again. Plus they discuss the theatre round-up.

Lynn & Carl talk to Liz Muller one of the co-creators of Broke: The Game Show Show playing weekends in April at the Westport Playhouse. Then a look at new releases Guy Ritchie's The Covenant, Beau Is Afraid, To Catch a Killer, Murder Mystery 2 and Leanne Morgan's "I'm Every Woman" Plus Lynn has the Theater Roundup.

Lynn & Carl welcome John O'Brien from the Fabulous Fox to preview the 2023-2024 Broadway Season (and the Broadway Specials). Then they discuss the new releases: Super Mario Brothers, Air and Apple+'s Schmigadoon. Plus the St. Louis Theater Circle Awards.

After some time off, Lynn & Carl speak with the Producer, Director & Star of Max & Louie's "What the Constitution Means to Me" (Stellie Siteman, Nancy Bell & Michelle Hand)opening next week at the Marcelle Theatre - https://maxandlouie.com/ Then they discuss new releases: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, Tetris, Shazam: Fury of the Gods, and Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming, With Dave...

Lynn & Carl discuss the new releaes Shazam: Fury of the Gods an Boston Strangler before they speak with Mike Isaacson & Kwofe Coleman from The Muny to discuss the 2023 season.

Lynn & Carl speak with Elle Schwetye & Will Bonfiglio from the New Jewish Theatre's Every Brilliant Thing. Then new releases Scream 6 and Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre. Plus a look at Sunday's Academy Awards.

Lynn and Carl speak to Colin Healy & Bradley Rohlf from Fly North Theatricals about their new Theater for All production of Peter and the Starcatcher at their new Greenfinch Theater and Dive on 2525 South Jefferson. Then they look at new releases: Cocaine Bear, Creed 3 and Operation Future. Plus the SAG awards and the Theater Roundup.

Lynn & Carl talk to a past favorite, Joe Hanrahan from The Midnight Company about the upcoming review at the Blue Strawberry: Kelly Howe is Linda Ronstadt in Just One Look. They then talk about new releases: Cocaine Bear, Close and Emily. Plus where you can see the Oscar nominees & the theater roundup.

Lynn & Carl speak with Michael James Reed, starring in the St. louis Actors' Studio's production of Uncle Vanya (& currently nominated for St. Louis Theater Circle best supporting actor in a drama for Proof). Then they talk new releases: Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, Sharper and Your Place of Mine. Plus the Awards and Theater roundup.

This week, Lynn & Carl talk to Joe Gfaller from the Metro Theater Company about their new show Spells of the Sea (and their next show, Go Dog Go). Then they discuss new releases Magic Mike's Last Dance and Turn Every Page. Plus the Theater roundup.

After a brief hiatus, Lynn & Carl return to talk to Myah Gary about her new play, "Feminine Energy" from Mustard Seed Theatre at Fontbonne beginning this weekend. Then the new releases: Knock at the Cabin, You People, Shotgun Wedding, Poker Face and Triangle of Sadness. Plus a look at the Oscar noms and the Theatre Roundup - including SIX!

Lynn & Carl speak with Chauncy Thomas from The Black Rep's Production of Death of a Salesman, opening next week. Then they look at new releases: A Man Called Otto, M3GAN, The Pale Blue Eye, the Dionne Warwick documentary, Wildcat and the Abbey Road Studios documentary - If These Walls Could Sing.