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At Stray Dog, Charles Busch combines drag with old movie fun.Â
Works created by local artist Andy Van Der Tuin
Neighborhood march steps off at 12:30 a.m. March 17
To celebrate 50 years since construction began, we want to see your best shots of our famous landmark.
March steps off at 7 p.m.
Production at the Rep shines a light on Jane Austen's "new woman."
New theater award will be presented in Florissant.
Wonder what punks would say about couture designers channeling their DIY nihilism.
The classical music Grammy awards don't get much love from TV producers; they've been relegated to a sub-prime spot before the broadcast. They still matter, but not nearly as much as they on…
Tablets with foot pedals, smartphones offer better ways of making music.
A cappella music written for, used in or related to film is the focus of "Movies and Music Go Hand in Hand."
Pianist Lupu's calm belies depth of performance with Robertson and SLSO
Actor-director plays the title role, an antihero rock musician.
Tim Ocel, director of the New Jewish Theatre production, embraces the playwright's distinctive voice.
"The Ballad of Baby Doe"Â tells the true story of Elizabeth McCourt Doe and her affair with the silver baron Horace Tabor.
From concert opera to movies to a gospel 'Messiah,' something for all.
Our staff picks highlights for the week ahead.
Everything is tempting and made in-house at New Orleans-themed Riverbend, including the red beans and rice (Mondays only) and gumbos. But at lunch, I keep going back to the meatloaf po'boy, …
Snark alert: This year, we give our Soulard Mardi Gras guide the Internet meme treatment.Â
Larry Moss hates being called a "balloon artist." It qualifies the art. Picasso wasn't a paint painter. He was an artist who worked with paint. So why should Moss be a balloon artist?
We'll print our favorite reader submissions next week in Go! magazine.
Stephen Bourneuf steps into an executive role at a theater he knows well.
New, quiet fans will be installed by the time "Spamalot" opens in June.
Huey Lewis and the News of "Do You Believe in Love" and "Power of Love" fame will headline Zoofari, the St. Louis Zoo's big biannual fundraiser on June 21.Â
Group wants to make cards to hand out to strangers.
