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Conductor returns to his hometown and a good gig.
Government lawyers dropping attempt to return 3,200-year-old mask of Ka-Nefer-Nefer to Egypt, which claims it was stolen decades ago.
Most of the new concerts will take place in Spring 2015.
Mid-America Arts Alliance's grant will pay for artist-in-residence project.
Costume designer is also a scientist and actor.
André Previn's take on the Tennessee Williams original is the company's second step in a modern direction.
This month they traveled to Israel as part of a multi-cultural, international youth circus troupe, the Galilee Arches.
Ben Nordstrom is wonderful as canny J. Pierrepont Finch.Â
Gary F. Bell presents another ensemble-style musical.
St. Louis violist Sean Byrne is the lone Missourian in the ensemble.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Art St. Louis presents another edition of "Food, Glorious Food," an exhibit that opens with a block party.
I had a good friend in college who strangers frequently wanted to punch in the face. It was weird because he could just walk into a party or a bar and someone would become instantly offended…
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
A big, talented cast brings Dr. Seuss characters to musical life.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
'Marla and Her Prayers' faces issues of forgiveness.Â
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
The International Cat Video Festival brings together fans of solitary cats.
Stages St. Louis and Stray Dog Theatre mount musicals set long ago.Â
Solo exhibitions of works by esteemed artists Alexander Calder, Fred Sandback and Richard Tuttle are set to open in May 2015 at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation " the first to be presented after…
Our second annual edition of The Go! List is out July 27, in home-delivery copies of the Post-Dispatch and at select retailers.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
