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Our staff picks the best things to do for the week ahead.
The Radio Arts Foundation finally has approval from the Federal Communications Commission for its new classical music station, and a start date.
Nobody can speak authoritatively for the whole theater community, but this group of busy actors makes a good representation.
Prestigious company's MOVES ensemble is smaller but still a contender.
They will play concerts in Davis, Cosa Mesa, Santa Barbara and Palm Desert.
He's new to the SLSO, but not to St. Louis.
Musical tells a disturbing story about mental illness.
Hundreds apply; 132 were heard live; 30 will go to Fort Worth.
Fellowships are among the biggest offered anywhere in the U.S.
The Contemporary hosts US premiere of "Acid Brass" March 14
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has a new resident conductor, it was announced on Monday. Michigan native Steven Jarvi will be the second to hold the job, created for Ward Stare. Stare depa…
Images and personnel records of famed photographers are brought together.
The musicians onstage at Powell Symphony Hall don't often applaud the audience, but that's how Friday night's concert began. St. Louis Symphony Orchestra concertmaster David Halen came out a…
Dramas, comedies and musicals provide choices for all tastes.Â
There's a lot of good listening coming in in the next months.
"The River Between Us," co-curated by Laumeier executive Marilu Knode and Joe Baker, her counterpart at New Orleans' Longue Vue House and Gardens.
MADCO, Bobby McFerrin and jazz fest are on tap.
Festival project takes the Bard to a new neighborhood.
Actress plays suburban mom who flees her responsibilities.
Audiences will sample three works-in-progress  at MetroNEXT.
Farce of swinging '60s stays true to its era.
Our staff picks the best things to do for the week ahead.
Tom Kitt finds a St. Louis home for his shows at New Line Theatre.
If the dial number is set, can a start date be far behind?
Venue hosted hundreds of concerts and gamesÂ
