Something Rotten The Muny Show

Imagine catching a show under the stars at The Muny, a true St. Louis treasure that has been drawing audiences for over a century. Known for snagging big names from Broadway and beyond, The Muny brings that magic right here to Forest Park, making every night feel like a special event. It’s not just about the glittering talent though—this place is woven into the community, partnering with local schools to foster a love for the arts and keep the next generation inspired. Watching Something Rotten in this outdoor gem is like being part of something bigger, where tradition and fresh ideas collide, and the energy is infectious. Whether you’re sitting in the classic seats or trying the standing area for a more budget-friendly vibe, it’s all about experiencing the show in a setting that feels both timeless and alive. And let’s be honest, there’s something pretty awesome about catching a performance while surrounded by lush trees and the buzz of the park. If you’re in St. Louis and craving a night of laughs, music, and a little theatrical magic, Something Rotten at The Muny is the perfect way to spend an evening—trust me, it’s a night to remember.

Something Rotten August 17th, 2026 at St. Louis

Get ready for a night of pure comedy and clever satire at the St. Louis production of Something Rotten. This musical takes you back to Elizabethan England, where the Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel, are trying to make it big in the theater world while hilariously battling the legendary William Shakespeare—who might just be a little overrated, if you ask them. With its witty nods to Shakespeare’s most famous lines like to be or not to be, and a plot packed with outrageous humor, it’s easily one of the funniest shows you’ll see in years. Christian Borle even snagged a Tony for his role in the original Broadway cast, and his performance really stole the show. The choreography is lively and inventive, making every scene pop with energy. Booking tickets is a breeze, and the whole vibe of the event is inclusive and welcoming—perfect for anyone who loves a good laugh and some top-notch musical theatre. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience—Something Rotten in St. Louis promises a night full of laughs, brilliant music, and a little bit of Shakespearean mischief.