Rick Dildine returns to Shakespeare Festival St. Louis
He left for New England last fall.
He left for New England last fall.
And that includes Barbra Streisand
Three young chefs compete for the title at Schnucks Cooks Cooking School.
The SLSYO has been represented in all three of the NYO-USA's seasons.
Sound designer has a long Broadway resume
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The bear was euthanized Tuesday after an exam revealed irreversible health problems.
Don't miss 'The Passenger,' in a moving, gripping production.
Cat, fox, bear, none of the above?
An all-Russian evening proves memorable in the best way
Superb exhibition puts artist's paintings beside his drawings.
Schoolchildren, businessmen and others came together.
Troupe presents the regional premiere of musical.
Perhaps the scariest thing about the painfully lame and sloppy horror movie "The Lazarus Effect" is how it wastes a great cast.
Our staff list the best events in the week ahead, including "Phantom of the Opera," Peter Martin Music and the Cat in the Hat.
'All Is Calm' looks back at World War I in music
Movies about con men almost always tend to get a little too cute for their own good. They start to fall in love with the crosses and the double crosses to the point all the fun and personali…
They may work on Tennessee Williams' project here
Young cooks will compete on March 5.
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New this year: the 'Iron Florist'
The former child prodigy recovered from a fire and triumphed.
Innovative dance company will perform nat the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center.
Pianist André Watts goes big.
Alexandra Ballet alumna will realize her dream of dancing for the company in the classic ballet.Â