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Noted mixed-voice choirs Pomerium and Blue Heron will perform.
"Peter and the Starcatcher" among titles added to season.
Dennis Sparger knows his subject.
You never know what goodies you might find.
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead, including "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" at the Rep.
St. Louis' sister city Nanjing was ready for its closeup.
Liam Neeson has a particular set of skills. It pretty much only involves shooting guns, punching people and bringing some degree of gravitas to a paint-by-numbers action flick; but hey, if y…
Metro Theater Company artistic director says the production is almost like a prequel to "The Crucible."
Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, but here are some ways to make your celebration more traditional.
There is nothing new anyone could possibly say with "Cinderella." It is the most repeated story in the Western arts and it has been tweaked, embellished, mocked, deconstructed, reconstructed…
Our inaugural issue of Ian Froeb's STL 100 includes the greatest restaurants in the St. Louis area, across all cuisines and price points.
Some shows are built for success. The cast, the direction and the venue all hardly matter for some musicals, which boast such a strong infrastructure they are essentially foolproof.
Returning to Shakespeare Festival St. Louis will give him more artistic room, he said
St. Louis' most-Shazamed tracks, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced that conductor Hannu Lintu will replace Semyon Bychkov in the SLSO's concerts of April 10 and 11 at Powell Symphony Hall. The program " Mozart'…
Musicals, comedies, dramas and one-man shows all take their places
The Pulitzer Arts Foundation reopens in May.
Other artists include Matthew Shipp, Tim Berne, Giordano Dance Chicago.
Several annual festivals return in spring.
Other offerings include "Bach at the Sem" series and Brazilian guitarist Fabio Zanon.
'The Phantom of the Opera' and 'Jerry Springer the Opera' flirt with different audiencesÂ
Cellist Bjorn Ranheim offers a gorgeous curtain-raiser.
Writer/director Neill Blomkamp has a pretty low opinion of humanity. At least that is a fair assumption based on his three feature films "District 9," "Elysium" and now "Chappie."
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead, including "Jerry Springer the Opera" and "Marshall the Miracle Dog" screenings.
COCA offers a stage version of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's beloved story.
