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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 19 MIN

New website aims to make theatre more accessible for artists and enjoyers in St. Louis

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The St. Louis theatre community is thriving with new companies, shows and events. But in the aftermath of local media closures like the Riverfront Times, the only thing that is missing is a place for both theatre lovers and artists alike to follow what’s happening. That is where the new website St. Louis On Stage comes in. Its founders Carmen Garcia, Julie George, and Troy Schnider join us to discuss the importance of the website’s upcoming show, auditions and company database, their vision for this new online theatre hub and what we can expect in the future.

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