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Chesterfield woman's painting of first president goes to Smithsonian gallery.
Festival will start accepting applications from performers at midnight on Jan. 19.
Schedule has classics 'West Side Story' and 'South Pacific' and new titles 'Shrek' and 'Spamalot.'
The classic recording of Wagner's 'Ring des Nibelungen,' in a handsome reissue
An intriguing play hides inside this mishmash from the Black Rep.
Yolanda Kakabadse visiting St. Louis to meet local conservationists and students
A mixture of Russian liturgical music and contemporary English choral works proves effective.
Getting to St. Louis in the wake of Hurricane Sandy wasn't easy for pianist Yefim Bronfman.
Taylor Louderman plays the lead in "Bring It On" on Broadway.
Here's a statistical look at the Radio City Rockettes as the group celebrates its 85th year.
Is warfare inevitable? The course of history suggests that the answer is yes. In its second concert of the season, the St. Louis Chamber Chorus will examine the reasons in musical terms.
Tickets moved so fast for the play that the Rep extended its run even before it opened.
Pianist Olga Kern shines as a soloist at The Sheldon Concert Hall.
Museum will provide a limited supply of pumpkins or bring your own
"A Correct Likeness" combines choreography and photography in a new show.
Opera Theatre of St. Louis announced, on Monday, both a three-year cycle of world premiere operas, and the award of a $1,000,000 challenge grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to help …
Janet Langhart Cohen felt a connection to two teenagers who were murdered by hatred.
Artist and activist sees parallels between bees and North St. Louis neighborhood.Â
The season includes four new titles and three classics.
A beautiful English choir and a legendary French organist begin the season.
In "Anne and Emmett," they find much to share with each other and the audience.
Before a word is spoken onstage, "Anne and Emmett" takes very big risks. It deals with two iconic 14-year-old victims of modern bigotry: Anne Frank, who died in a Nazi concentration camp, an…
Russian pianist will play Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin and Liszt.
Granite City native cobbled together clips of fan reaction.
Former defense secretary joins playwright/wife for debut
