GUIDED Saint Louis: Webster Groves

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W E B S T E R G R OV E S : Arts, Shopping & Dining

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For more than 15 years, ALIVE has celebrated the neighborhoods, makers, entrepreneurs and artists in St. Louis. GUIDED is a local, neighborhood-focused series showcasing shopping, dining, education and cultural experiences in a neighborhood of beauty and c h a r a c t e r. R e a d e r s h a v e t h e b e n e f i t o f i n s i d e r k n o w l e d g e i n t h e s e a r c h f o r c r e a t i v e s w h o a r e m a k i n g t h e c i t y a d e s t i n a t i o n p o i n t f o r i n n o v a t i o n , c r e a t i v e c o u r a g e a n d o r i g i n a l i t y.

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ROBUST WINE BAR Arlene

f o r a b a c h e l o r o r b a c h e l o r e t t e p a r t y, c o r p o r a t e

Browne of Robust W ine Bar know traditional wine

d i n n e r o r n o n p r o f i t f u n d r a i s e r. A s o m m e l i e r w i l l

tastings can feel intimidating. As a response

take each guest through a full breakdown of the

they created a nimble venue for wine tastings,

wines available, from aromas to pairings and

with the ideal mix of sophistication, comfort

alcohol content. “Some may be new to wine,

and bold new tastes. Plus, an event at Robust

and some may be very experienced, but we

can be tailored to fit your special occasion. The

can always help people get to that next level,”

w i n e b a r ’s W e b s t e r G r o v e s l o c a t i o n i s p e r f e c t

s a y s S t a n l e y. “ T h e r e ’s a l w a y s m o r e t o l e a r n . ”

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momoderne By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser

Ve t e r a n t h r i f t e r s k n o w t h e re a re t re a s u re s t o be found at estate sales—though finding those treasures often requires sifting through endless piles of commonplace items. MoModerne, a design shop that also administers weekly estate sales, offers an alternative to rummaging. Run b y L u b y K e l l e y a n d A n n a W e i s s , t h e s t o r e ’s showroom is constantly rotating with fresh finds, which they unearth and curate themselves.

A l o o k a t t h e b r a n d ’s i n v e n t o r y y i e l d s g e m s like mustard-colored Milo Baughman his-andhers lounge chairs, a retro Jens Risom twopiece sofa and other homages to American a n d m i d - c e n t u r y m o d e r n i s m . Tr e a t y o u r s e l f t o a scroll through the @momoderne Instagram feed

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inspiration.

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KIND SOAP COMPANY 100-percent natural soaps, moisturizers and personal-care products, with an ambitious mission.

20 ALLEN, #105 314.942.2024

EUCLID RECORDS CDs, records and priceless items galore—but perhaps what’s best here is the ir reverent ‘80s and ‘90s nostalgia.

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The NOVEL NEIGHBOR You could easily spend an entire after noon at this whimsical independent bookstore.

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Civil Alchemy By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser

It may be reductive to say Civil Alchemy is

Meandering into the side room, where a mix of

unapologetically inspired by nostalgia from

c u r a t e d k i t c h e n i t e m s , l i q u o r, w i n e , b e e r, c o f f e e ,

a

where

appetizer trays and drink mixers are displayed

everyone knows your name. It is true that the

along with everything needed to fill up the

lifestyle shop harkens back to a time when

aforementioned appetizer tray with delectable

corner

businesses

meats, cheeses and crackers. Shoppers are also

w e r e t h e f i r s t s t o p o n o n e ’s s h o p p i n g a g e n d a .

i n v i t e d t o s a m p l e t h e b r a n d ’s o w n f l o r a l - n o t e d

bygone

era;

stores

the

and

community

independent

store

gin, which Barr has been developing for more than W a l k i n g i n t o C i v i l A l c h e m y, o n e w i l l l i k e l y

a y e a r. S h e c o - r u n s t h e s p a c e w i t h h e r s o n I a n

begin by wandering through the apparel section

Va n D a m , w h o r e c e n t l y r e t u r n e d f r o m a t r i p t o I n d i a

that carries goods from independent designers

working with vendors on new product offerings.

originating in the middle of America, like The

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Normal Brand and imogene + willie. Then one

“ T h e r e ’s a r e a s o n w h y b r i c k - a n d - m o r t a r b u s i n e s s e s

might

and

will always exist,” he says. “People need to

lifestyle pieces, like hand-selected Japanese

interact with the thing that they’re buying and

tools, camping equipment and seasonal linen

the person selling it, and the internet can’t

b e d d i n g — a f a v o r i t e o f f o u n d e r K e l l e y B a r r. T h e

replicate that. So, in the meantime—for the

s t o r e i s a n e w , s m a l l e r d e p a r t u r e f r o m B a r r ’s

next 100 years, until the internet figures out

previous venture, K Hall Designs. “This is not

virtual reality—we have demand. When you

a b o u t m a k i n g a b u n c h o f m o n e y, o p e n i n g a b u n c h

h a v e s t r o n g c o m m u n i t y, c o m m e r c e a n d l o c a l

of stores and generating a ton of hype,” she says.

businesses, everything else thrives around it.”

discover

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LEOPARD BOUTIQUE A boutique with a small ar my of stylists connecting you to ele gant, yet reasonably priced pieces.

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NAKED BOOT and SHOE Hand-crafted booties, flats, mid-calfs and more, all made by artisans.

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PAISLEY BOUTIQUE Your go-to for classic basics like a chambray shirtdress or the perfect pair of jeans you can wear again and again.

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OLIVE + OAK By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser

I t ’s r a r e t o f i n d a l o c a l e t h a t ’s e q u a l l y p e r f e c t

featuring Emeril Lagasse, Jack McDavid and

for a casual date night or special occasion, but

M a r t i n Ya n w h i l e g r o w i n g u p — t h a t i s , w h e n

somehow Olive + Oak, opened in 2016, does

he wasn’t wreaking havoc on the quaint

just that. Helmed by owner Mark Hinkle and

Midwestern river town with his three brothers.

executive chef Jesse Mendica, this elegant café serves raved-about dishes like the

To g e t h e r t h e y h a v e c r e a t e d a n e n v i r o n m e n t

blue-crab gratin with Calabrian chile, celery

in which they craft each meal from the finest

and pretzel bread, which reviewers across

i n g r e d i e n t s t h e y c a n g a t h e r, o f t e n w o r k i n g

nearly all social-media platforms proclaim

with local farmers and artisans. The results

a

grabbed

include dishes like the eclectic elk loin, served

drinks at the neighboring sister restaurant

with parsnip cream, balsamic shiitakes and

The Clover and the Bee, while waiting

fingerling potatoes, or the Eggs in Purgatory

two hours for a table—and still left a five-

dish. Served with tomato ragù, chile, spaghetti

s t a r r e v i e w. “ I t . Wa s . W o r t h . I t . ” s h e w r i t e s .

squash and farm eggs, the dish is a dream

m u s t - t r y.

Another

reviewer

f o r t h e d i n e r. T h e m e n u i s r o u n d e d o u t w i t h Mendica has been working in the industry

a variety of seafood, vegetable and sandwich

since the age of 16, and in 2017 she was

dishes as well, including the dip: roasted

nominated as a James Beard Award semifinalist

leg of lamb, drunken goat cheese and lamb

i n t h e B e s t C h e f : M i d w e s t c a t e g o r y. H i n k l e ,

jus (yes, “drunken” goat cheese; sometimes

originally from Alton, Illinois, confesses

a foodie must throw caution to the wind).

he’d pass the time watching cooking shows

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The CLOVER and the BEE T he sister restaurant to Olive + Oak; perk up here with a delicious coffee and baked pastr y.

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robust wine bar T he perfect spot for an ele gant night out, with a sommelier to talk you through flavors and pairings.

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The blo ck restaurant A perfectly polished, ele gant spot for meat-lovers, with a butcher and local far mer on hand.

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SHOPPING Civil Alchemy MoModerne Leopard Boutique Naked Boot & Shoe Paisley Boutique KIND Soap Company Euclid Records The Novel Neighbor 1. Summit Jewelers 2. Roger’s Produce 3. The Great Frame Up 4. Relish 5. Zoey’s Attic 6. The Initial Design

7. Ageless Rug Treasures 8. David’s Guitar Loft 9. Kaleidoscope Antiques 10. Krueger Pottery Supply 11. Ladybugs Boutique 12. Music Folk 13. Never Enough Boutique 14. The Green Goose 15. My Shabby Cottage 16. Lemcke TV & Appliance 17. The Hub Bicycle Co. 18. Webster Art & Picture Framing 19. Rolling Ridge Nursery 20. Circa Properties

FOOD Olive + Oak Highway 61 Roadhouse + Kitchen The Clover & The Bee Robust Wine Bar The Block Restaurant Cyrano’s The Sushi Station Tei Too Satay & Noodles 21. Dewey’s Pizza 22. Big Sky Cafe 23. Cravings Gourmet 24. Half & Half 25. Llywelyn’s Pub 26. CJ Muggs Bar & Grill

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ARTS & CULTURE Opera Theatre of St. Louis The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis The Old Orchard Gallery McCaughen & Burr Fine Art Gallery Green Door Art Gallery Webster Groves Concert Hall Yucandu Art Studio Skystone Conservatory for The Arts 39. Cecille R. Hunt Gallery 40. MJ Performing Arts Academy 41. Pinot’s Palette 42. The May Gallery

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Webster Groves Garden Café The Art of Entertaining Boardwalk Café Fuzzy’s Taco Shop San Jose Mexican SanSai Japanese Grill Serendipity Homemade Ice Cream Switzer Candy Straub’s Weber’s Front Row Webster Garden Chinese Webster Wok

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Highway 61

roadhouse and Kitchen

By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser Wa l k i n g i n t o H i g h w a y 6 1 R o a d h o u s e a n d K i t c h e n , you’ll happen upon a sign that says “Be nice or starve.” Opened in 2006 by restaurateur Bill Kunz, the locale was founded on the principles of soulful cooking, Southern hospitality and a celebration of jazz and blues music. Local bands often take the stage.

The walls are nearly camouflaged by framed band posters, music paraphernalia and folk art. On an episode of “STL Live”, Kunz recalls when Guy Fieri filmed an episode of his show “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives” at Highway 61, during which Fieri remarked on the decor and said, “It looks like your garage exploded in here.” Kunz does not contest the observation: “My wife said, ‘Get rid of this junk, or open a restaurant,’” he recounts.

Kuntz recommends menu favorites like the Cajasian Potstickers—homemade dumplings packed with Andouille sausage, vegetables and Sambal chili sauce, then pan-seared and served with Creole s o y d i p p i n g s a u c e . “ I t ’s g o t a l i t t l e h e a t t o it,” he says. Diners also love the Mississippi C a t f i s h , C a j u n P o l l o c k , a n d j a m b a l a y a s t e w.

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cyrano’s cafe Make sure to split an ice cream dessert here—they must use nearly an entire gallon for each one.

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The SUSHI STATION We love the St. Louis roll, with spicy tuna, white tuna, masago, spicy mayo and seaweed flakes.

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TEI TOO Casual and delicious T hai dishes, from cur r y and satay to stir-fr y and noodles.

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OPERA THEATRE of SAINT LOUIS By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser Opera is a contemporary art form at Opera T h e a t r e o f S a i n t L o u i s . W a t c h O T S L’s r e n d i t i o n of “Regina,” in which acclaimed mezzo-soprano Susan Graham plays the title role of a conniving female anti-hero who alienates everyone in h e r l i f e f o r s a k e o f p o w e r. O r s e e c l a s s i c “ L a traviata,” which tells the story of Parisian courtesan Violetta, who unexpectedly falls in love with a young Frenchman. Both classics are transformed into modern mainstage productions a t O p e r a T h e a t r e d u r i n g t h i s y e a r ’s s e a s o n .

Founded in 1976, the organization showcases historic masterworks alongside innovations through t h e N e w W o r k s , B o l d Vo i c e s p r o g r a m , i n w h i c h t h e organization commissions a composer to create an o r i g i n a l o p e r a . T h i s s e a s o n ’s p r o d u c t i o n s c h e d u l e showcases one such work, called “An American S o l d i e r, ” t h e t r u e s t o r y o f C h i n e s e - A m e r i c a n U.S. Army soldier Danny Chen, who served in Afghanistan. The recipient of extreme hazing from his fellow soldiers, Chen committed suicide in 2011 at the age of 19. Composer Huang Ruo and librettist David Henry Hwang tell the stinging story with tenderness, ultimately raising deeper questions about what it means to be American.

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The OLD ORCHARD GALLERY T he neighborhood destination for your art, architecture and histor y fix.

39 S. OLD ORCHARD, STE B 314.961.4433

MCCAUGHEN & BURR FINE ART GALLERY Stop by to see stunning landscapes, abstract art and figurative paintings.

1 1 7 W. L O C K W O O D 314.961.7786

GREEN DOOR ART GALLERY A char ming galler y and gift shop showcasing works by local artists.

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repertory theatre of st. louis By: Jorie Jacobi Photog raphy: Car men Troesser

The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis—better

f e a t u r i n g t h e i n f a m o u s R a l p h i e P a r k e r ( N o v.

known simply as “The Rep”—has been one

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of St. Louis’ leading theatre destinations for more than 50 years. The Rep produces

The award-winning company also hosts a

nine productions a year on two stages in

number of events and programs throughout

the Loretto-Hilton Center for the Performing

t h e y e a r, i n c l u d i n g “ I g n i t e ! , ” i n w h i c h a

A r t s o n t h e C a m p u s o f W e b s t e r U n i v e r s i t y.

lineup of acclaimed playwrights are invited to

Prepare for full theatre immersion that

debut new scripts to live audiences. Audience

includes

members then provide the playwright with

classics,

To n y

Award-winners

straight from Broadway and groundbreaking

immediate feedback.

new works.

By supplementing innovative theater with

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The Rep will kick off the 2018-2019 season

a

with the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim

Rep provides learning and entertainment

Rice masterpiece “Evita” (Sept. 5 – 30), the

opportunities through the Imaginary Theatre

a w a r d - w i n n i n g “ A D o l l ’s H o u s e , P a r t 2 ” ( O c t .

Company and the WiseWrite program. This

1 0 – N o v. 4 ) a n d a t h e a t r i c a l r e n d i t i o n o f t h e

Midwest theatre company performs on a

c l a s s i c C h r i s t m a s f i l m “ A C h r i s t m a s S t o r y, ”

national stage.

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WHILE YOU'RE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD:

WEBSTER GROVES CONCERT HALL Built in the 1920s, this recently renovated perfor mance space is often the site of live music.

103 E. LOCKWOOD 314.962.7000

YUCANDU ART STUDIO Art classes and open studios here are designed for a range of ages and disciplines.

20 ALLEN, #110 314.963.4400

skystone conservatory of the arts Webster’s local spot for dance classes, including ballet, jazz, tap, pointe and more.

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big bend yoga center

circa properties

This fall, Big Bend Yoga Center will celebrate 24 years of offering yoga

Established in 2007, Circa Properties is nestled in the Old Orchard

to a range of students, from beginners to experienced yogis. You

District of Webster Groves. Circa offers a unique experience that is

can also find a variety of therapies, including massage, acupuncture,

anchored in the Art of Partnership, with a team of dedicated, full-time

the Feldenkrais Method, Pilates, Tibetan singing bowls and more.

agents who share a wealth of knowledge. Adhering to the highest

The center offers free classes to several local nonprofit organizations,

ethical standards, Circa’s values are clear. The community–minded

supports local artists by regularly presenting their work, co-sponsored

agents live and work in Webster Groves, and are commonly seen at

Yoga Within The Confluence, and for 14 years donated classes to the

local parades, shopping the nearby farmers market, supporting the

local men’s maximum-security prison in Potosi, MO. Instructors come

local schools and placing water outside their door for passing pets.

from a variety of backgrounds, including law, real estate, medicine and the arts.

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KIND SOAP COmpany

vitality unlimited spa

After having no luck in finding products to help her son’s eczema,

Vitality Unlimited Spa is a holistic health spa where stressed minds,

founder Jean Scholtes took matters into her own hands and began

bodies and spirits are soothed, centered and nourished in a relaxing

creating her own. Using only natural ingredients (and none of the

sanctuary. For over 25 years, this wellness destination has offered

irritating ingredients in most personal care products), her son’s

the highest-quality massage therapy, facials, manicures, pedicures,

eczema cleared up. This was the catalyst for her new passion in life,

hair removal and body treatments, where your well-being is their first

and how KIND soap company was born. The KIND mission is to be

concern. Come in for an hour, stay for the day, or even schedule a spa

the trusted source for bath and beauty products, and to not only be

party to relax and rejuvenate amongst friends. You also can give the gift

kind to your skin, but to the earth, to others and to the community.

of relaxation with a spa gift card, available in the spa or instantly online.

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with the 1220 house tonic. Subsequent releases will

of record growth—and in true 4 Hands style, they’ve

include a line of seasonal gins with flavor foundations

decided to reinvest in their offerings and expand. 4

created by locally sourced ingredients, a barrel-aged

Hands will launch the distillery project 1220 Artisan

gin, an apple brandy aged in Madagascar barrels and

Spirits this May, helmed by certified specialist of spirits

an amaro. Adding a whiskey to the brand’s portfolio is

and head distiller Rob Vossmeyer. To coincide with

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the brand’s launch, 4 Hands is releasing a year-round

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arts G U I D E

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dance st. louis

A t r i u m Gal l e ry b ri m s wi t h i nspir at ional ar t , feat ur ing a var iet y

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for i t s 1 1 t h yea r on M emor i a l Da y w eekend . The vi b r a nt fes t i va l

Pfa ff: N e w Pri nts ,” f e atures pieces inspired by t he ar t ist ’s recent

b r i ng s t og et her 2 5 p rofes s i ona l d a nce comp a ni es from a cros s

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cu r re n t wo rk s f ro m s e veral of A t r ium’s most celebr at ed ar t ist s.

w i l l b e M a y 2 5 a nd 2 6 a t t he Touhi l l Per for mi ng Ar t s C ent er.

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Amy Feldman, “Sooty Sweat,” 2016.

Acr ylic on canvas. 79 x 79inches.

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p e r fo r manc es at t h e Metropol it an Oper a. C ano inhabit s t he

s ome of t he mos t a ccl a i med emerg i ng a nd es t a b l i s hed a r t i s t s

t i t u l a r rol e o f Orf eo i n o ne of O per a T heat re’s main- st age

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p ro d u ct i o n s t h i s s e as o n, “Or feo & Eur id ice,” a classic lov e st or y

Premed i t a t i ons , ” cel eb r a t es t he w or k of ni ne a b s t r a ct a r t i s t s

fe a t u r i n g a s p e c i al c o l l ab o rat ion w it h T he Big Muddy Dance

i n p a r t i cul a r. E a ch w or k op ens up vi ew er s t o t he l i mi t l es s

Co m p a n y. Au d i e n c es wi l l also have t he oppor t unit y t o meet

p os s i b i l i t i es i n t he w or l d of non- ob j ect i ve a r t . U nres t r a i ned

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Mona Hatoum, “Cells,” 2014.

Zinc-plated steel and hand-blown glass.

53 1/2 x 47 3/4 x 25 3/4 inches (136 x 121 x 65.5 cm).

Courtesy of the artist and Alexander and Bonin, New York. © Mona Hatoum. Photo: Joerg Lohse

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The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis

S t . L o u i s’ Pul i tz er Arts F o undat ion offer s d irect exper iences

The R ep er t or y Thea t re i s t he p remi er p l a ce for l i ve, p rofes s i ona l

wi t h h i s t o ri c and c o ntem p or ar y ar t from around t he w or ld,

t hea t re i n St . L oui s . E a ch s ea s on a t The R ep fea t ures a n

cre a t i n g s p ac e f o r t he k i nd of cont emplat ion and exchange

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s how s , b roug ht t o l i fe b y a w or l d - cl a s s t ea m of p er for mer s

“ Mo n a H ato um : Te rra In f i rma,” an exhibit ion feat ur ing more

a nd a r t i s a ns . R ep p rod uct i ons a re b el oved for t hei r i nt i ma cy,

t h a n 3 0 s c ul p tures and i ns ta l lat ions by t his cr it ical ly acclaimed

w i t h no s ea t more t ha n 2 0 row s from t he s t a g e. The t hea t re’s

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ca p i t a l i z e o n un e x p e c te d c ombinat ions and ev oke a r ange of

St or y” a nd s ma s h B roa d w a y hi t “ The Pl a y Tha t Goes Wrong . ”

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