449 stories by "Sarah Bryan Miller St. Louis Post-Dispatch"
Bernstein's operetta proves an inspired choice.
More than two dozen area organists will take part in the benefit marathon
This season's operas at Union Avenue Christian Church include a comedy, a classic and a contemporary work
An array of talented young singers got to shine
The focus was on composer-harpist Hannah Lash
There are still more to come
Story mentions more than two dozen allegations of sexual harassment
Opera Theatre of St. Louis has a notable heritage of commissioning and performing operas that examine important issues of our time. The company's 28th world premiere, "Fire Shut Up in My Bon…
It's Imperial Rome, moved to the 1960s
Artistic director James Robinson talks about final production of the season
There's lots of beautiful music in this opera, but not a lot of uplift
It's a fine production of a problematic opera
The world premiere of MÃ¥rten Jansson's 'Hope' was a beautiful success.
This is a well-considered, well-sung production of one of the world's greatest operas
Baritone Roland Wood returns to OTSL in the title role
The 'Machine' has some spectacular moments, but it's noisy, distracting, and dangerous
Slatkin and his old band play well together
Pianist Olga Kern shines
It's a real homecoming, in more ways than one
She also received one in 2017
Sunday was the start of Holy Week, a major season for singing
How better to start Holy Week than with a timely choral concert?
Collaborative pianist Akira Eguchi is an equal partner
The Russian-born guitarist has warmth to match her virtuosity
Adès, Mozart and Strauss play well together
