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Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 is a grand affair that is the ultimate in Romantic expression. Full of soaring melodies and exciting climaxes, you might think it would take a tall, muscu…
"I Do! I Do!" tells the story of a marriage, a 50-year-relationship charted from the wedding night to the day that the Agnes and Michael Snow move out of their home. The entire play takes pl…
At 8:30 this morning, the 2012 Tony nominations were announced in New York.
'Peter and the Starcatcher,' based on a book by Dave Barry and St. Louis-based writer Ridley Pearson, earned 9 nods.
For her next act, Carrie Houk will interpret many of the cuisines of Mexico.
'The New World'
"RachFest" is the finale of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's regular season.
When Shakespeare Festival St. Louis opened its latest project, Shakespeare in the Streets, on Friday night, the mood was just as giddy offstage as on. It was cold? So what! You forgot to bri…
Thousands of LEDs make up scenery wall.
Lisa Melandri talks about her curatorial style, her opinion of the Arch and her favorite sport, baseball.
Tony-winning show celebrates the social, racial and musical birth of an art form.
The locomotion will be choreographed Saturday when 50 dance companies roll into Union Station to celebrate National Dance Week.
A mazelike sculpture of string is designed to lure visitors walking between arts venues.
Oklahoma City organization plans to relocate here.
One of nature's most effective recyclers will return to Missouri this spring. Scientists will reintroduce some 200 to 300 critically endangered American burying beetles, bred in the St. Loui…
ST. LOUIS ' Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce has spoken to thousands of victims of assault, rape, burglary and other terrible crimes during her tenure as St. Louis' top prosecutor. Still, she…
It's not exactly "The Tempest."
Nomin Zolzaya has come a long way.
Company puts its own spin on popular story.
There's a conductor change for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's May 4 through 6 performances: Rafael Frübeck de Burgos is out, due to unspecified health issues, and Peter Oundjian is in.
"Perestroika" continues playwright Tony Kushner's exploration of politics and faith.
The first act of the Shakespeare play looks a lot like "Othello," but the second half is a rustic comedy.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced the last venue on its four-concerts-in-four-days European tour in September. As anticipated, the first concert on the tour will be performed in…
Play based on memoir of man who fought the Nazis with the Polish resistance, only to be imprisoned by the Stalinist regime.
NEW HEAD OF CAM ' Lisa Melandri, deputy director at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, has been appointed director of the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis.
