7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
Comedy revue closes the New Jewish season.Â
Production proves classic musical theater is better with trained voices.
Our cartoon versions help lay out the stories of the two plays, which will play in Forest Park this summer.
Both troupes plan dramas and musicals.
Tenor Nicholas Phan sings brilliantly in Britten.
Actor also will host the Tony Awards on June 8.
The 'Mary Poppins' stars reunite in 'The Adams Family.'Â
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Trustee board avoiding response to rumor Biondi will be retained
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice reunite to update "The Wizard of Oz," coming to the Fox Theatre.
Brandon Anschultz, Carlie Trosclair and Cayce Zavaglia were selected as winners of the 2014 Biennial from more than 140 juried submissions.
In the Larry Shue's farce at Dramatic License, everyone has fun.
Exhibition is inspired by Daniel Okrent's acclaimed book, "Last Call."
'Is it an apartment or a gallery?' A gallery, definitely.
It's end-of-season blockbuster time with 'Carmina burana."
Giovanni Zoppe (aka Nino the Clown) brings his show, which features acrobats, jugglers, dancing dogs and equestrian ballerinas, to Florissant this weekend.
There is something life-affirming about a light and peppy musical. "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" is about as light and peppy as it gets as it takes a biblical story and give…
Spider-Man is so emo. Oh sure, he fires off wisecracks at super-villains while dodging bullets and swinging between skyscrapers, but deep down he's a delicate flower.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Three award-winning shows will be given concert-style productions through Mainstreet Musicals.Â
Projections and great dancing distinguish Andy Blankenbuehler's take on the familiar musical.
A special day of giving runs midnight to midnight on May 6.
The Science Center board agreed to hire Arcturis two days before Whitaker voted to send the center $10 million in tax dollars.
Same cast makes 'Always . . . Patsy Cline' sing again.
NEW YORK 'Â "Star Wars: Episode VII" finally has its stars. May the Force be with them.
