The Rep opens 'Cabaret' with a casting twist
Actor Nathan Lee Graham breaks ground in the role of the Emcee.
Actor Nathan Lee Graham breaks ground in the role of the Emcee.
St. Louis, after losing its three polar bears, is trying to get back into a market that has changed dramatically in recent years.
Soprano will sing works from Rodgers and Hammerstein, and Strauss and with choirs as backup.Â
Our staff picks the best events for the week ahead.
Mustard Seed Theatre presents Elizabeth Van Meter in "The Purpose Project."
The annual event in downtown Clayton celebrates 20 years of making art more accessible.
Don't blame Brewer for canceling the SLSO.
Rick Desloge Jr. will open Red Sox game
Music group aimed at toddlers brings catchy tunes to Peabody Opera House this month.
Costume designer Dorothy Marshall Englis finds the key to Stages St. Louis' next production on the actors' heads.Â
Walls come down and windows become a canvas.
Austin Pendleton, the noted actor and director who received a special 2007 Drama Desk Award for "Renaissance Man of the American Theatre, will give a day-long class for actors on Monday, Nov…
Artistic director Michael Hamilton calls it the "American dream" season.
Our staff picks the best events for Labor Day weekend and the week ahead.
The dramatic musical "Parade" recounts events that led to the lynching of Leo Frank.
Penguins and puffin exhibits will close until 2015
Actor and playwright Harvey Fierstein will be the keynote draw for this year's St. Louis Jewish Book Festival.Â
'The Lyons' star Bobby Miller is hospitalized, but the show goes on with Wayne Salomon.
The choir Stile Antico and pianist Jeffrey Biegel have fine new offerings.
Max & Louie opens a disturbing comedy by Nicky Silver.
Next week in Go! Magazine, our staff will recap the highs and lows from the summer that's coming to a close.Â
Our staff picks the best events in the week ahead.
"Raw Potential" at Craft Alliance showcases paper being used in ways seldom seen.
'The Two Noble Kinsman' makes its debut with a company that, sooner or later, stages everything Shakespeare wrote. Â
The lavish ceiling restoration took most of the summer to complete.