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Next Onstage
March 2026

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Robbin, a sharp-tongued teen, and Juan, her loyal best friend, land coveted spots in a corporate career training program that promises a way out of the inner city—but soon discover that their new lives will come at an unexpected cost. As Robbin’s hunger for justice clashes with Juan’s hope for stability, their friendship and futures are tested in a gripping story about race, class, and the rising price of chasing the American Dream.

Our Mission

Soul Siren Playhouse aims to challenge and provoke thought, thus change, through artistic exploration and dramatic experience while holding space for safe, civil, and proactive cooperation on polarizing issues; Our ultimate pursuit being to serve an active role in impacting communities commonly underrepresented or underserved through a combination of community service, education, activism and training engagement inspired through our seasonal productions.

© Soul Siren Playhouse 2019

DEATH JAM

by C. Jamarr Davis

THE MARCELLE THEATER (2025)

Photo Credit: Zak Littrell (AXZL Media)

DUTCHMAN

by Amiri Baraka

THE GREENFINCH THEATER (2024)

Photo Credit: Zak Littrell (AXZL Media)

PASS THE OKRA

(Staged Reading)

by Zahria Moore 

HIGH-LOW LISTENING ROOM (2023)

Follow Monica, a Black, St. Louis raised, college student who becomes pregnant following the overturning of Roe v. Wade and, subsequently, the abolishment of abortion in Missouri. Through an exploration of self, choice, and history, Monica discreetly finds her way.

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"Authority"

(Guest Artist Performance) 

by Cameron Jamarr

ST. LOUIS ART MUSUEM  (2023)

A Guest Artist Performance by Soul Siren Playhouse Artistic Director, Cameron Jamarr at the St. Louis Art Musuem's 2023 Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Celebration

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