Christopher Reilly
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About Christopher
Christopher Reilly was born in Memphis, and went on to live in Muskogee, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and back to St. Louis. He attended Webster College and the National Shakespeare Conservatory in Manhattan. He was the voice of New York Dial-the-Weather, and he also began a long career as an actor, writer, director, producer, and foodie.
His one man show, "Tough Guy," was produced in New York, Indiana and Missouri, and he wrote the music for two off-Broadway Plays. Trying his hand at old fashioned radio drama, his original "Alphonse and Gaston Go West" was produced on National Public Radio, as was his adaptation of Poe's classic, "The Cask of Amontillado," for which he also produced the original sound and score.
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My mistake, Joe. I tried to emphasize that no matter what...
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The St. Louis Art Fair website is down. Executive ...
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Great work on this story, Julie!
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Christopher Reilly:
BREAKING NEWS: The RFT is reporting a late morning fire broke out at Ranousch on Delmar in the Loop at 11.30am this morning. No further info at this time.
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Christopher Reilly:
BREAKING NEWS: The RFT is reporting a late morning fire broke out at Ranousch on Delmar in the Loop at 11.30am this morning. A Loop employee is reporting it app
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I will miss Rachel greatly. I first began with her as a ...
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Any Chesterfieldians go to Food Network try outs? Let me ...
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A note from Adam Sage informs me that he is, in fact, the...
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Laural, I was inspired by Mr. Cutler as well. He was much...
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It's worth it just for the 1554, Amanda. It has a lot ...
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But Tom, the fact that it's still practically St. Paddy's...
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Christopher Reilly:
Nice job on the blog, Nate! A unique feature!
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Christopher Reilly:
Hi Barb, the Yellowstone has one of the greatest atmosphere's around. They were on our list and, sadly, they'll be hanging their "gone fishin" sign in the window on turkey day and won't be open. But everyone should try this unique place! Thanks!
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