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The SLSO will take two programs for four concerts in three cities
'Remember Me' is a Shakespeare mash-up show
'The Great (Jewish) American Songbook' closes the run
The music was superb; the production, not so much
The strong cast includes Christine Brewer and Melody Wilson in pivotal roles
New Line mounts the one-woman Andrew Lloyd Webber show
No longer content with plain orange, St. Louis street department started decorating its trucks to promote institutions and teams.
The class of inductees is the first since the museum moved to St. Louis in 2013.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
The giant craft event and festival celebrates the founding of St. Charles in 1769.
SLSO music director David Robertson and violinist Leila Josefowicz headline the performance
Fort Gondo presents works from Illinois MFA program.
Nelly can add a new first to his accomplishments -- he has lined up a performance with the St. Louis Symphony.
The operatic version will have its second-ever staged production and St. Louis premiere, as the third of Union Avenue Opera's 2016 productions.
Shakespeare Festival's Bruce Longworth combines classic selections into a contemporary story.
Seth Carlin, a prize-winning pianist who performed in notable classical ensembles and taught at Washington University for 37 years, died July 28 in Mont-de-Marsan, France, after a swimming a…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
British filmmaker Stephen Frears was impressed with the script.
The home is expected to open later this year.
Kranzberg Arts Foundation announces its first residents.
Veteran theater actor Ken Page, who plays the regal African king Amonarso in the Muny's current production of "Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida," stepped out of character at Tuesday night's pe…
"Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida" made a triumphant return to the Muny on Monday night, kicking off the company's final show of the season with a story of doomed lovers.
The $45 million project could open in 2018
New tome touts foundation's public art installed around STL
It's been called everything from "a chamber of horrors; a shabby little shocker; (a score that) portrays blatant events in naked naturalism; and three hours of noise; to a triumph of pure th…
