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"Self-Taught Genius" features works on paper, paintings, sculpture and more.
She will perform two sets Sunday at Helium Comedy Club.
Miranda said he will return to the show from time-to-time.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim " famously brilliant, famously challenging " has enjoyed many successes in his long career: "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," "Sweeney …
Novelist Salman Rushdie joined singers on stage and later mingled with patrons after Opera Theatre of St. Louis' performance Wednesday of "Shalimar the Clown."
Sen. Claire McCaskill made it. So did composer Terence Blanchard and Centene CEO Michael Neidorff. So where was Salman Rushdie for the premiere of the new opera based on one of his novels?
Claire Manship gives a bravura performance in 'It Shoulda Been You'
Ever-popular show opens the outdoor theater's 98th season
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The music is lovely, but the opera sometimes drags
The play received six nominations.
Jayne Houdyshell, a mainstay of the New York stage, won her first Tony Award at 62 for playing a gossipy, gently needling mom in "The Humans." That play has a strong St. Louis connection.
Lively show began with a somber tribute to the Orlando victims.
The show, which has a record 16 nominations, is poised to sweep Sunday night's Tony Awards.
"Sing for Siteman" concert returns for a seventh year.
The Muny's season opens Monday evening with "The Wizard of Oz."
It will be the museum's largest expansion since its inception, as well as the first new permanent exhibit since 1991.
I paid $770 for one ticket to "Hamilton" and it was worth every penny.
Of course "Hamilton" will cut a wide swath through Sunday's Tony Awards, but it may not be enough to land a record number of wins. "The Producers" nabbed 12 trophies. "Hamilton" could come c…
Thanksgiving dinners are ripe for drama " a fact not wasted on writer Stephen Karam.
It's a shame something as creative " and exciting " as "American Psycho" didn't last on Broadway.
Pies can be a metaphor for life " humble crumble rhubarb, anyone? -- or so we learn in "Waitress."
With "The Color Purple," director John Doyle proves less is so much more.
The transcendence of the musical "Hamilton" is spiking interest in Sunday's Tony Awards, and demand for tickets to the ceremony is way up.
