easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; no physical exertion required
Dive into St. Louis’s past with "Billy Lemp Tonight," a solo play revealing the powerful story of a brewing dynasty’s heir. Experience history through captivating theater.
A one man show
Experience the captivating one-man play "Billy Lemp Tonight," where St. Louis actor Tim Callahan brings the intriguing story of William J. Lemp Jr. to life. Written and directed by Stephen P. Walker, this dramatic performance offers a unique glimpse into history, making it a memorable evening of storytelling.
"Billy Lemp Tonight" is a one-man play that will bring history to life and give audiences the next best thing to coming face to face with William J. Lemp Jr. After being away for more than a century, he's got some things to say; and his riveting story will be dramatically told by gifted St. Louis actor Tim Callahan. It is written and directed by Stephen P. Walker, author of "Lemp: The Haunting History"
Two 40-minute acts.
This intimate theater space can fill quickly; arriving 15 minutes before showtime ensures the best seats.
Check venue accessibility if you have mobility concerns; most seating areas accommodate wheelchairs.
Nearby parking garages and metered street parking are available; consider public transit to avoid downtown traffic.
Respect the performance by avoiding flash photography and keeping phones on silent during the show.
The Lemp Brewery was once one of the largest beer producers in the U.S. before Prohibition reshaped the industry.
Local theaters encourage sustainable practices by minimizing waste and promoting public transit to reduce venue carbon footprints.
Capture memories of the historic downtown before or after the show.
Fall evenings in St. Louis can be cool; a light jacket ensures comfort.
fall specific
Walk the nearby streets and explore local landmarks after the performance.
Some venues recommend masks for indoor gatherings; carry one for personal comfort.