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Young Jake Stern stars as Jesus at the Peabody Opera House.Â
Officials celebrate ground breaking on Leonor K. Sullivan river road and bike path construction
Athlete is the inspiration for MADCO's new piece, "Seven."
Her role changes, but the show remains "Les Miz."
Much work will be ready for 50th anniversary of Arch completion in 2015, but museum will not be done.
A soft blue light outlines four actors on stage; another glowing blue light slowly reveals them, and the intensity of the moment fills the auditorium. So began Notre Dame's production of "Ti…
Get ready to go back to 1912 and witness the perils of the most disastrous boating accident in history with Notre Dame High School's production of "Titanic Aftermath."
Songs in different languages evoke the Christmas Truce of 1914.
Go! Magazine editor Gabe Hartwig previews the Nov. 15 issue, which includes a look at Justin Timberlake's career by pop music critic Kevin C. Johnson.
Concert Choir of Washington University joins SLCC for a big effect.
A frosted wonderland of evergreen trees sprinkled with white twinkle lights were spread out over the stage to cook up a delicious mix of longing and laughter. If you are craving something sw…
How can so much love be squeezed into one little (almost) town? With the wide variety of couples " from best friends turned lovers to romance sparking from a misspelled tattoo " Almost, Main…
"There are only two ways to travel: in first class and with kids. One's heaven and the other's hell." With scores of these one-liners, laughter brought down the house at Francis Howell Limel…
It is difficult enough in theater to aptly tell one story on stage, let alone to tell the story of five different families and their struggles, all on stage together, at the same time. On No…
New York, 1922: The looming skyscrapers and shadowy speakeasies of the city welcomes a determined young girl from Salina, Kansas. Complete with soy sauce, over-the-top tap numbers, white sla…
The roaring twenties were a time of change. Flappers wore their dresses short and their hair even shorter and women had just been given the right to vote. This age of excess brought about a …
Tale of star-crossed romance is dance at its best.
The St. Louis Actors' Studio "sins of the fathers" season continues with Nicky Silver's dark comedy.
Britten's operatic masterpiece comes to Powell Hall next weekend.
All plays in the 2014 season are new to St. Louis.Â
Music offers an opportunity to hear distinctive sounds of other cultures.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Shanghai Ballet will bring tragic romance to the Touhill.
"Soldier Boy" debuted here six years ago.
St. Louis' most-tagged songs on Shazam, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
