A Man and His Dillusions: A Modern Magic Show As a trained comedy magician, Korso aims to offer an escape from the mundane with his reality
bending humor and dazzling illusions. He’s been featured at conventions, festivals and comedy
clubs across the country, so don’t miss your chance to witness his debut one man show, an act 10
years in the making.
Perfect for a night out. Enjoy a cocktail hour prior to the show at 6 pm.
(Ticket price does not include cocktail hour. This is a Cash Bar)
Doors open at 6:30 pm - show starts at 7 pm
$12 online (plus tax)
$15 at the door (plus tax)
Tickets are non-refundable.
General admission only. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to find your seats.
Sponsored by the Museum of Illusions KC.
Potential for Mature/Adult Humor. Rated PG-13
Read more about Korso at www.korsomagic.com

Join the Monocle as we welcome Lady Macbeth Sings the Blues: The story of Macbeth from Lady Macbeth's perspective. Was she driven by love or power? Macia Noorman and Casey Boland will reinterpret Shakespeare's play with music by David Bowie, Steven Sondheim, Dean Martin, and many others. There's more to the story than witches and wars.

Ticket Prices: $15 in advance, $20 at the door

Using the photographs of Paul Mpagi Sepuya as a point of departure, Antonio Douthit-Boyd, Co-Artistic Director of Dance at COCA (Center of Creative Arts), discusses his practice as well as performs, putting his body in motion among the portraiture.

This event is free and open to the public. Please register at the event ticket link or at camstl.org.

Tonina is a singer/songwriter, bassist, music journalist, and poet from Saint Louis, Missouri who performs her original music along with her arrangements in Spanish, Italian and English. She began her musical journey when she was nine years old and was trained classically for 11 years, studying with bassists from the St. Louis Symphony and attending various master classes with Grammy Award-winning bassist, John Clayton. She eventually lead the bass sections of the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra and The Missouri All State Orchestra.

At the age of 17, she was admitted to Berklee College of Music and went on to study bass and Africana Studies. In October 2016, Tonina travelled to Spain to perform at the National Auditorium of Madrid and shortly graduated from Berklee earning two degrees. In 2018, she performed at the Catania Jazz Festival in Sicily touring Italy and Spain. She now performs solo and with her quartet at local venues in Saint Louis. Tonina’s first album, titled King’s Queen, features her Hip Hop material. She has collaborated with producer and friend Dylan Brady, as well as many other St. Louis artists, since 2010. Throughout her career, Tonina has crossed musical boundaries by combining different genres into her own style.

Reservations are required.

To purchase tickets, visit worldchesshof.org or call (314) 367-9243.

$10 for WCHOF members, seniors, and military. $20 general admission. 

Admission includes one free drink and complimentary hors d’oeuvres.

Metered on-street parking is available, as well as paid lots adjacent to Kingside Diner and at the Schlafly Branch of the St. Louis Public Library.

During Stitch & Gather, join us for performances and workshops focused on the art of textiles. Throughout the weekend, Chicago-based artists and married couple Dutes Miller and Stan Shellabarger will perform their ongoing piece "Untitled (Pink Tube)," a performance started in 2003 during which they simultaneously crochet at opposite ends of a long tube of pink yarn. Friday evening from 5-8pm, St. Louis-based artist Basil Kincaid will set up an interactive quilt-making station. On Saturday, designers from SKIF International will host a pop-up production studio where visitors can help make shirts featuring the vibrant designs of Filipino artist Robe Stein. Shirts will be available for purchase at a discounted rate. Knitting circles are also welcome to bring their projects.

HEARding Cats Collective is pleased to present Analog Revenge III, our annual evening of performance on the analogue synthesizer. It is a rare chance to see a presentation of advanced synthesis technique by four artists who have spent much of their lives mastering the voltage-controlled, patch programmable synthesizer.

Rich O'Donnell, Mike Murphy, Kevin Harris, and Josh Kahl represent multiple generations of obsession with and mastery of the analogue synthesizer. All seasoned improvisers, they will perform solo and in group configurations to create the event. Their approaches to synthesis are stylistically diverse, a fact no doubt related to the high degree of programmability inherent to the voltage-controlled synthesizer.

The event takes place at Flood Plain Gallery at 8:00 pm.

Fourth Wall Down theatre collective presents "The Drowning Girls" (by Beth Graham, Daniela Vlaskalic, and Charlie Tomlinson), at Wild Carrot, 8pm, June 22- July 14

George Joseph Smith was a swindler, a con, and one of the first 'multiple murderers' convicted by the English courts, before the phrase 'serial killer' was coined. He hung from a knotted rope in 1915, for the drowning deaths of his three wives. "The Drowning Girls" tells this story... from the postmortem perspective of his unlucky brides.

In addition to collecting donations throughout, Fourth Wall Down will gift 100% of ticket sales from the first two performances to A.L.I.V.E. STL, a local domestic violence advocacy group. "The Drowning Girls" examines themes of female agency, cycles of abuse, and societal pressures. Performances will be housed within a pop-up art gallery filled with locally curated 'survivor' art, mirroring these themes.

For more info, visit FourthWallDown.org