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This world premiere may be the most hip-hop thing the Black Rep has ever presented.
Show opens May 24 and is Pittman's first major Midwest exhibit
Grants will support 'Peter Grimes' and 'Twenty-Seven.'
Two comedies bracket three dramas.
The galleries were formerly part of SLAM's temporary exhibit space.
The main parking lot at the Sheldon Concert Hall was full on Sunday afternoon; on the sunny sidewalk outside the entrance, wide-eyed children in their Sunday best worked out a few wriggles a…
"Office" actress will star in "Nunsense Muny Style!"
A generous gift will support League of American Orchestra's annual meeting.
Now's the time to apply for a spot in the region's best training orchestra.
With outstandingly colorful and detailed costumes, spine-tingling vocals, and breathtaking special effects, Northwest High School's production of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" blew the aud…
As the lights faded up on Bishop DuBourg High School's production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," the audience was taken back in time to ancient Rome, where a poor slave…
William Shakespeare's plays are often considered to be the more challenging options for a cast to perform. With the heightened language and vocabulary of a different age, along with elaborat…
Bobby Miller directs the modern French classic.
Soprano Elise LaBarge stole the show in the cabaret.
The program teaches talented high school kids about music " and life.
Ward Stare returns to the SLSO as an accomplished programmer.
Scholarship is for college studies in musical theater.
Best known for its awards, the group supports college arts students.
Scholarship is for students who enroll at Missouri colleges, as Pollack did.
Our staff picks the best things to do for the week ahead.
Michele Dumoulin plays Velma, the brainy one, in "Scooby-Doo Live Musical Mysteries."
With Blind Shake, Shake38 invites everyone to play a classic role.
Theresa Caputo, TV's "Long Island Medium," makes a stop at the Fox Theatre on Sunday.
Popular show takes inspiration from legendary jam session that included Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins.
An unusual adaptation at Mustard Seed Theatre reminds us, the novel came first.
