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Our staff recommends "So You Think You Can Dance," "The Wizard of Oz" and the Great Pumpkin Carve and Glow.
In "Clybourne Park," playwright Bruce Norris takes a withering look at how Americans deal with racial issues.Â
Silver anniversary production at the Fox expands on a crucial theme.Â
Current exhibit showcases fuel-efficient Crosley cars of the 1930s and '50s.
Troupe to stage "Anne & Emmett" to kkck off 36th season
'A Raisin in the Sun' makes a timely complement to 'Clybourne Park' at the Rep.
Demand for 'Clybourne Park' is running high.
An acrid smell rode on the breeze. Power tools whirred. Wooden frames were filled with miniature anvils, wrenches, red children's dresses and deer antlers. Bonded sand poured into the frames…
The combined forces won enthusiastic applause in Marsalis' 'Swing Symphony'.
The most important painter you've never heard of receives recognition in a major show.
Cars, housing and hefty retirement plans are among the add-ons to rising salaries.
It was one of the SLSO's intimate evenings, with fine playing all around.
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright will accept St. Louis Literary Award on Tuesday.
The British conductor will lead an all-Baroque program at Powell Hall.
New production at the Fox Theatre uses projections inspired by the paintings of Victor Hugo.
The hope is that it will become the fan sing-along song at Busch.
St. Louisan based the play about a family with an autistic child on her own life.
Scientists unveil recent fossil finds
James and Catherine Berges, Crystal Beuerlein and Michael and Noemi Neidorff are part of the contingent.
Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra will work with kids from East St. Louis High School.
The trumpeter-composer will appear with his Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Two-character musical is based on 1912 novel.
Conductor Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos and pianist Pascal Rogé make great music with SLSO.
'Classical contemporary' group will perform three concerts.
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