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An emotionally naked Mike Tyson gave his life over to his fans at the Peabody Opera House stage Friday night.
Former St. Louisan became internationally famous artist.
Nora Ephron's play focuses on tabloid reporter Mike McAlary.
The time is right, says longtime artistic director.Â
Playhouse reopening has been postponed.Â
Actor Ami Dayan gives a powerful performance as a secret Jew during the Spanish Inquisition.
Composer-conductor Don Davis began his career as a TV and film composer and orchestrator at the tender age of 22. He worked primarily in television (for such shows as "Hart to Hart" and "Bea…
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Duane Foster, a graduate of the north St. Louis County high school, connects art to real-life struggles.
Sure, baseball is the main attraction. But there's plenty to do (and eat) while you're at Busch Stadium.
St. Louis native Chris Redd is part of the fun.Â
St. Louis Browns exhibit features 200 photographs, jerseys and artifacts
It's not yet official, but it sure sounds good.
The former president and more than 1,000 students will gather at Washington University to target global problems on campus and beyond
Musical tells the story of the hard-living writer.
New space opens April 12
"Laserium" Â features classical and rock music; opens April 5
Lovers of jazz, drums and Broadway musicals will have two chances to experience the new Alfresco Art Center in coming days.
Washington University is staging 'In the Next Room, or the vibrator play.'
Site-specific troupe presents play at a day-care center.
Event features cutting-edge improv, theater and dance acts
St. Louis' international-class soprano keeps busy.
Aerial choreographer pulls the strings on Cathy Rigby, the "boy" who refuses to grow up.Â
2013-14 includes a number of "firsts" for the reopened downtown theater.
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