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A Broadway run is a possibility.
Awards will be presented in March at COCA.
Ntozake Shange's choreopoem evokes its era.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Dance company at UMSL offers a new take with "Pulse II "Â The Rhythm Continues."
I am certainly not too cynical a critic to ignore or dismiss the power of schmaltzy entertainment. Schmaltz is responsible for the Lifetime Network, The Hallmark Channel and the writing care…
The zoo's Penguin & Puffin Coast exhibit has been closed during construction of polar bear exhibit.
The Food Network host will bring props, musicians and puppets to the Fox Theatre for his "culinary variety show."
After bad reviews, dollar losses, changes to come at Panorama.
They're the second set of honorees from OTSL since 2008.
SLSO will give NYC premiere of Meredith Monk's "Weave".
St. Louis' most-tagged songs on Shazam, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
A single pianist strikes the first chord of the opening song. Soon after, the lights illuminate a brightly colored scene on the stage of Mehlville High School's production of Gesner and Gord…
Living in a childlike and imaginative world seems to be the ideal life for anyone in this fast-paced time. Mehlville High School transported audiences to an animated and carefree place durin…
Amplification was unnecessary, but this ensemble has major fun.
Thoroughly engaging retelling of familiar story needs no Technicolor pyrotechnics to captivate audiences.
Composer-violist Brett Dean was a major focus of the evening.
Sharr White makes his playwriting debut with the moving drama.
NEW YORK ' This Valentine's Day, why not offer your loved one a timeless Broadway romance " without ever leaving your neighborhood?
They include David Robertson's 10th, David Halen's 20th, St. Louis' 250th.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Third Zoo-Museum District audit report comes back unlike the first two, at the History Museum and Science Center.
50 soloists will be drawn from the ranks of the orchestra.
But 'Thirty Pieces' is almost as difficult to listen to as to perform.
The female cast members in "For Colored Girls" say the piece by Ntozake Shange is life-changing.
