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With its debut at the Watermill Theatre in England back in 1993, "Honk!" has become a staple of high school theatre programs all around the country. With catchy songs such as "Hold Your Head…
Feet were stomping and ducks were quacking during Francis Howell High School's recent production of "Honk!" Written by Anthony Drewe, the musical takes a modern twist on The Ugly Duckling fa…
How far will you go to prove that you are extraordinary? The answer lies in Clayton High School's professional and provocative performance of "Pippin the Musical." The students transported a…
"It's time," he said. "Trust me," he said. He, Leading Player, was right; Super Bowl Sunday at 2 p.m. was the time for an enchantingly hypnotic musical. That musical was "Pippin."
Energy was lacking in Cathedral Concerts concert.
New Kemper exhibition addresses terrorism and war.
Halen, Lee shine in shared soloists' spotlight.
Musical classic plays the Peabody this weekend.
Artisans lived in an isolated African-American community in Alabama.
Mid-career survey is one of seven exhibitions at Contemporary Art Museum.
Stray Dog continues its run of contemporary, sophisticated comedies.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
The new exhibition at the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum draws on the collections of local collectors.
We know pretty much all there is to know about George Clooney the actor. He's a handsome, charming, straight-up movie star with decent enough chops to jump up and snag the occasional Oscar n…
Director considers the show more relevant than ever.
Upstream Theater gives the Australian play its U.S. debut.
Known for his sequined jackets and corny jokes, he built a pops brand in St. Louis.
St. Louis' most-tagged songs on Shazam, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
Art Hill is fit only for sledding.
Matthew Lopez's play raises questions of identity.
Competition, inadequate funding cited as reasons.
For a few of us, the most compelling reason to tune in to Superbowl XLVIII was soprano Renee Fleming's rendition of the National Anthem.
Alton Brown cooks up fun at the Fox
It was a short evening at Powell Symphony Hall.
Steve Woolf announces three Mainstage productions, including "Ring of Fire," which covers the career of Johnny Cash.
