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Ed Coffield serves up a treat to fans of Kander and Ebb.
Zorro, the Three Little Pigs, puppets and hip-hop dancers will all be part of the mix.
'Quidam' comes to Chaifetz Arena next week.
In its American premiere, the opera had superb production, but it's a work with definite weaknesses.
Four-day event in midtown is a celebration of art, both traditional and avant-garde.
The concert by David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is sold out. (But there are always turnbacks.)
The Camerton String Quartet will be heard on NPR's "From the Top," Saturday at 7 p.m..
Harbor seal Cri Cri, 19, has died at the Indianapolis Zoo after falling ill en route to the St. Louis Zoo. Two other seals Nunavut, age 12, and Atlantis, age 11, died hours after leaving Sto…
Seal faces kidney failure if she survives
Muny unveils 2012 cover designed by renown Mary Engelbreit
Thanks to its unusual dedication to plays that were once successful but have been overlooked for years, ACT INC has developed a distinctive style: the period costume drama or comedy, often d…
The popular St. Louis artist designed the cover for this season's program.
Two other seals died Friday during drive from London, Ontario.
The musical "Once" captured eight Tony Awards, including best musical direction, best lead actor in a musical and the top musical prize itself.
Basil Kincaid transforms the items he finds while combing St. Louis alleyways and lots into artistic canvases. The theme of his new work is reclamation.
Music director David Robertson is particularly pleased to perform "Fantaisie mécanique" by Korean-born composer Unsuk Chin.
Carlos Izcaray made his Opera Theatre of St. Louis debut this season.
'Alice in Wonderland' at Opera Theatre of St. Louis is the U.S. premiere of Unsuk Chin's version of beloved work.
In several categories, it's a toss-up between two spirited contenders.
Edward M. Coffield is a familiar figure in local theater: production manager at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, artistic associate at New Jewish, and veteran producer and host of the Kev…
This salute to the music of composer Thomas "Fats" Waller takes us to Harlem in its glamorous, troubled heyday.
Odell Mitchell Jr. documented daily history for 24 years at the Post-Dispatch.
Troupe will open with 'Spring Awakening.'
Offbeat piece opens Xfest 3.0
The Missouri History Museum has axed admission fees for its summer exhibition, "Fire! Friend and Foe." The family-friendly show runs through Sept. 3 and features tools that both make and con…
