Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Tuesday, April 7
12:00 – 1:00 pm (free & in person)

Get a sneak peek at Upstream Theater’s bold new production, The End of the World Cabaret, a new adaptation of the 1936 futuristic satire Weltuntergang by Austrian playwright Jura Soyfer. Blending sharp social commentary, music, and humor, the play imagines a cosmic system out of balance — and it appears humans are to blame. As a result, a comet is sent toward Earth, whose inhabitants respond with political misgivings, self-sabotage, doubt, avoidance, and inaction. Yet, humanity’s profound beauty and resilience shine through, suggesting the world — and its people — may still be worth saving.

No cost to register, but RSVP required. To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.