Bach Society opens season with Haydn, Bach
'Mass in Time of War' is fitting for the political season.
'Mass in Time of War' is fitting for the political season.
The drama opens 102nd season at the West End Players Guild.
Architect designed White House "War Room"
Months ago, when the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis announced that it would open its 2012-13 Studio Theatre series with "Clybourne Park," surely I was not the only person who thought it woul…
'The Hairy Ape' speaks of its era, and ours.
Head of Shakespeare Festival prmises to create a holiday "every single night."
'Lost in Yonkers' makes a good counterpoint to 'Brighton Beach Memoirs.'
'Good' charts a professor's moral descent into Naziism. Â
From Hendrix to Stravinsky, Matt Haimovitz and Christopher O'Riley play with works.
David Robertson and the SLSO brought Mahler's Symphony No. 3 to vivid, beautiful life.
Presented by Dance St. Louis, new showcase features works by nationally recognized choreographers.
On the eve of its 40th season, troupe takes a new address. Â
His subjects ranged from Pablo Picasso to Woody Allen.
Musical opens Stray Dog's 10th anniversary season.
It's one of the occasional pleasures of Google: Google doodles, graphic celebrations of everything from Star Trek to national days to important anniversaries, all of them spelling out "Googl…
Our writers' and critics' selections for the best things to do in St. Louis.
Popular comic strip artist Stephan Pastis says "Peanuts" shaped his life.
He brings the traveling 'The Price Is Right Live' to the Fox Theatre on Friday night.
Mizzou conservation program assists Missouri zoos Â
Events are shown in conjunction with exhibit, "Â Jonathan Horowitz: Your Land/My Land: Election '12"Â
Ives, Sibelius and Grieg are heard on the SLSO's Lucerne program.
Rock musical finds common threads that run through American cultural history.
Soprano Brewer and KWMU's Peterson are recovering from surgery.
The St. Louis Chamber Chorus and St. Louis Classical Guitar Society are both off to good starts.
Production at COCA is a twist on 'The Wiz' and 'The Wizard of Oz.'