7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
Photographer Edward Curtis shaped our views of Native American life.
Save the date: It's scheduled for Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m.
Museum has come under fire for land deal, executive pay and allegations of document shredding.
Vivid characters explore deep family connections in "The Piano Lesson."
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has added another concert to its "Live at Powell Hall" pops lineup: "The Music of Whitney Houston," at 8 p.m. May 17.
Broadway star creates a new show for Upstream Theater.
Benefit concert features a program of music by composers who wrote for the movies.
Characters in a new play talk to each other "Â and anybody else who's interested.
New play is based on Dan Gutman's popular series for young readers.
The Black Rep brings together alumni of its training and educational programs in "The Piano Lesson."
Based on a Jennifer Beals movie, the musical only flickers onstage.Â
Rep drama looks at personal politics without polemics.
Rock duo features ubiquitous actor Kevin Bacon and his brother Michael
Central West End spot offers an informal setting for listening to chamber music.
Music director will stick around at least through spring of 2016.
In the play, author C.S. Lewis visits the world-renowned psychoanalyst in a fictional meeting.
Laumeier Sculpture Park recently received a special holiday present.
Musical sets records here and in New York.
Movies that become stage musicals generally benefit from title familiarity. But not all of them are successful.Â
Robertson will be music director at least through 2015-2016.
Among the lessons is how first impressions can often be wrong.
There were no guest artists for 2012, and that was a mistake.
Purpose, meaning and inspiration are not things visitors to the Foundry Art Centre in downtown St. Charles need ponder long while browsing the space.
Dance and jazz fans had much to experience in 2012.
Other major stories in visual arts include a new director at the Contemporary Art Museum, installations at Lambert Airport.
