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In a forget-me-not production of "You Can't Take It With You," the cast and crew of Maplewood Richmond Heights High School let lose their crazy side. With everything from real fireworks to a…
The zany Sycamore family took the theater community for a whirl during Maplewood Richmond Heights High School's recent performance of the comedy "You Can't Take it with You." Written by Moss…
Ten little soldier boys sit on a shelf, each tumbling down to their death. Trapped all alone on an island, 10 people discover what it means to live "Â and to die. Pattonville High School m…
Audience members inched closer to the edges of their seats in pure suspense as one lonely scream pierced the pitch-black darkness. Pattonville High School's thrilling production of "And Then…
Researchers wrapping up the biggest study of elephant health in the nation's history.
A historical play shines with modern theatricality.Â
"ER" actor Noah Wyle could be pitcher Adam Wainwright.
Yo-Yo Ma brings his transcendent music-making to Powell Symphony Hall.
Eco-drama incorporates music, drama, math and more.
The crowd wore Cardinal red.
Contrabassoonist played 'with a presence of grace' that helped the whole orchestra.
New artistic director Julia Flood and veteran Carol North say they're "on the same wavelength."Â
The worlds of children's literature and theater for young audiences aren't really far apart. Julia Flood, who will become artistic director of Metro Theater Company next year, grew up readin…
ST. LOUIS ' The Zoo Museum District has requested six pages of data from the St. Louis Art Museum in preparation for an upcoming examination of the museum's governance and finances.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week, with a look at what's ahead in the weeks to come.
Move to Harris-Stowe will keep the troupe in the midtown area.
The Repertory Theatre production tells the story of the first black U.S. military pilots.Â
The gifted contrabassoon player had no symptoms of heart disease.
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis is offering free admission to federal employees.
Drama will open the Studio Theatre Season.
New Line opens its season with a new musical based on a horror movie.
St. Louis' most-tagged songs on Shazam, brought to you exclusively by Go! Magazine and STLtoday.com.
Popular show is almost sold out.
All-Mozart program is lovingly, authentically played.
Evelyn Cohen of St. Louis has some advice on National Coming Out Day.