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St. Louis Shakespeare sets the romantic comedy on Sicily after World War II.Â
Director Paul Mason Barnes gets into the fairy-tale spirit.Â
Dance ensemble Arabesque will perform at the Edison this weekend.
A brilliant American composer, he wrote for Opera Theatre of St. Louis, the St. Louis Chamber Chorus, and the Bach Society of St. Louis
The SLSO's annual gala is a hit.
The singing, dancing Senegal St. Joseph Gospel Choir will perform Saturday.
David Halen shows what he can do in the Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1
Playground features three permanent installations, 2,000 pounds each.
NEW YORK ' The next big Broadway star is coming from the Internet.
Animated family movies have been trending a little weird in the past few years; and don't think for a moment I consider that a bad thing. There are only so many talking puppies and dancing t…
War is hell. Sure movies like "Paths of Glory" or "Apocalypse Now" or "Saving Private Ryan" have been telling us this for years, but the new movie "Fury" really wants to drive this point hom…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Noted director will head production of 'Angels in America.'Â
"Dirty Dancing" made the connection in the movies, and now it aims to do the same onstage.
Long, wavy hair is always in style with these guys.
But 'Antigone' is made of sterner stuff.
We live in a divided country, but I feel comfortable saying I think we all can agree Bill Murray is a national treasure. His awesomeness was cemented around 1985 and he's spent the past 30 y…
"Men, Women & Children" is probably one of the more deplorable movies I've seen in a long time. It's one of those films like "Traffic" or "Crash" that uses a large cast of seemingly unre…
The inaugural Ballpark Village Brew Fest by Budweiser is Nov. 8, and we can help you enjoy the event in style.
There a new look for the STLtoday events calendar.
OTSL chooses 23 students from 15 high schools in the St. Louis region
P-D Weatherbird perches on 'Arts America' this weekend
18-year-old troupe presents the wartime classic that it never staged before.Â
A team of St. Louis Art Museum officials and Washington University doctors hope CT scans will open window to health, death and, perhaps, provide a few surprises.
Walter Javier Martinez pleaded guilty of elder abuse and was put on two years' probation.
