Photo FeaturesFlip Through 100 Stars for 100 Years of Theatre at The MunyFrom a young Barbara Cook to Bob Hope, Margaret Hamilton to Pearl Bailey, Tyne Daly to Heather Headley, see who’s performed on The St. Louis stage since 1919.
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Hannah Vine, Shoshy Ciment
July 29, 2018
The Muny, the nation's largest outdoor theatre located in St. Louis' Forest Park, celebrates its centennial season this year with productions of Jerome Robbins’ Broadway (June 11–17, 2018), The Wiz (June 19–25), Singin’ in the Rain (June 27–July 3), Jersey Boys (July 9–16), Annie (July 18–25), Gypsy (July 27–August 2), and Meet Me In St. Louis (August 4–12).
“This is an incredible moment in our history to celebrate a 100th season, and I think these titles are a great nod to our history and future,” said Muny President and CEO Denny Reagan in a statement.
In 1919 the Muny was officially dubbed the St. Louis Municipal Opera Theatre, or The Muny, kicking off their first official season with a production of Robin Hood.
To celebrate 100 years at the Muny the theatre shared 100 photos of theatre legends and renowned celebrities who have graced the giant stage at the 11,000-set venue over the course of its century-long history.
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Flip Through 100 Stars for 100 Years of Theatre at the Muny
Flip Through 100 Stars for 100 Years of Theatre at the Muny
From Guys and Dolls to Aida, the Muny has produced hundreds of shows since its founding in 1919.
Playbill followed choreographer Lorin Latarro around as she juggled rehearsals for two different Broadway shows: The Who's Tommy and The Heart of Rock and Roll.
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