7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
Legendary "Peg Leg" Bates serves as inspiration for Evan Ruggiero.
Missouri History Museum's new app pinpoints historical sites and provides an audio tour.
'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' takes a St. Louis spin.
Shakespeare's complex drama proves hard to follow.
Make a note to tune in: St. Louis Symphony Orchestra principal cello Danny Lee is featured in Channel 9's "Living St. Louis," airing Monday (July 23) at 7 p.m.
St. Louis Shakespeare closes in on the complete canon.
Talented members of the orchestra are about to expand their horizons.
Bassoonist is the seventh St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra alumnus in the SLSO.
SLSO hopes to expand audiences, and student musicians can now bring friends and family.
Barbie's fashion influence comes through on the big outdoor stage.
Show is part of Magic House's new emphasis on arts education
Susan Taylor Glasgow's work had contributions from residents of a women's shelter.
Exhibition includes work by top figures on the contemporary scene.
Mayor Slay proposes a dark horse: Fred Bronstein for president.
Artist's subjects range from Billie Holiday to Leonardo DiCaprio.
The town is making a scene by introducing new restaurants and bars and restoring a historic theater.
She will study musical theater in Pittsburgh.
Diners can earn gift certificates to Fox, Powell and Sheldon
'Dreamgirls' debuts at the Muny with its original star shining.
It just got easier to hear the SLSO's Proms concert radio broadcast.
The Forest Park venue has long drawn the most-diverse theater audience in town.
In a new exhibit, Corey Woodruff interprets Woody Guthrie's "New Years Rulin's"
This year's production of 'Othello' broke attendance records.
"50 Shades of Grey": misogynistic porn with good music.
The economy is still unsettled, but the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra reported Wednesday that its ticket revenue increased during the 2012 fiscal year at Powell Symphony Hall.
