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'My One and Only' celebrates the Gershwins' music with lots of dancing.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra came home a winner in every way from its European tour.
The season-opening program includes six pieces.
Just as verbal communication no longer is required to conduct important business transactions such as ordering pizza or paying a bar tab, it's now easy to dispatch a taxi without ever being …
The 200,000-square-foot East Building includes new galleries and restaurant
Jack Lane hopes to please regular audiences and draw new ones.
EM Lewis explores family rifts in 'Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday.'
Actors who play parents shine in a comedy about family life.
The Contemporary will be transformed into 'red zones' and 'blue zones' where visitors can reflect on the political process.Â
Three important concerts open three different seasons on the weekend of Sept. 28.
Four St. Louis companies will perform newly commissioned works by top choreographers in 'New Dance Horizons.'Â
How to choose? Here's a week-by-week guide.
First up are Wolf Fest and the Great Forest Park Balloon Race.
Violinist Jenny Lind Jones and contrabassoon Brad Buckley, who retired as of the end of Friday's concert, were honored.
'Adding Machine: A Musical' hearkens back to a time when modernity was new.
Contemporary extends hours; will host debate and election night watch parties
The annual celebration of Hispanic culture moves east to Kiener Plaza.
Orchestra plays three pieces that will be heard nowhere else on its European tour.
The Fox Theatre reopened 30 years ago " Sept. 8, 1982 " after a $2 million renovation that restored its 1920s beauty.
COCA has attracted national attention for its success in developing dancers of talent and promise and making possible their first moments on a stage.
James and Brea McAnally offer 'evolving' art scene resources and a place to see the best indie rock.
The late artist Al Hirschfeld is the subject of a major exhibition.
First Night, Grand Center's family-friendly New Year's Eve party, is asking revelers to pick this year's theme.
Violinist Christian Tetzlaff won rapturous applause from the German audience.
First overseas tour in 14 years gets off to rousing start in sold-out theater.
