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Festival will run in June in midtown area
Beethoven wrote 32 piano sonatas, and pianist Peter Henderson will perform three of them, chosen by the audience. Through audience surveys and online voting, two pieces have already been sel…
The Regional Arts Commission is calling upon all artists to fill out St. Louis' first artist census at artistscount.com.
"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" is part of Wilson's famed Pittsburgh Cycle, 10 plays that explore different aspects of the African-American experience in the 20th century.
Troupe is staging "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"
The winners of the University of Missouri's annual state-wide COMP (Creating Original Music Project) contest for elementary school through high school have been announced; six of this year's…
Gingrich was on zoo tour before NRA speech.
If you don't know much about the operas in Opera Theatre of St. Louis' 2012 spring season - or if you just want to know more - not to worry. "Spotlight on Opera" is about to return.
Program includes world premiere of piece funded in part by St. Louisan.
NEW YORK ' The American theater regularly portrays outsized figures we know from history. ESPN routinely packages narratives of athletes we know from sports broadcasts. Rarely, however, does…
New commission is by father-son team.
Tony Rodriguez has rocketed from "who" to "who else?"
Impressive acting in 'Millennium Approaches' makes show a don't-miss.
What's got Go! magazine buzzing this week.
PRICELESS: William Shatner and his wife Liz were treated to a special tour of the "Cavalia" horse stables today while they were preparing for Shatner's one-man retrospective tonight at the P…
Several singers with strong St. Louis (and Opera Theatre of St. Louis) ties are among the winners of the Richard Tucker Foundation's 2012 competition.
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced its 2012 fellowships today. They went to a diverse group of 181 scholars, artists, and scientists in the foundation's 88th annual comp…
Dancer's piece "Square None," partially funded by a St. Louis supporter, will get its world premiere with Aspen Santa Fe Ballet.
The "Project Runway" designer's costumes help tell the story in Santa Fe Ballet's "Square None."
WU-SLam will perform Friday and Saturday
Pilobolus, the quirky and popular dance ensemble, will perform April 27 and 28 at the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts in Urbana.
Both scholarships are for the fall term
Start with love, success, and crime-busting all wrapped up in the glamour of flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and talk of the "modern woman." Mix in some tap-dancing and jazzy vocals and it's N…
The lights come up on the Secret Annex, left in the same disordered state from when the residents were taken away. One man sits at the table, lost in memories, crying, and broken. Already, e…
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has a new contrabassoon player: He is Andrew Thompson, a St. Louis native and alumnus of the St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra.
