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One of America's hottest theater towns, Chicago creates drama known for variety and muscle.
It's one of the world's most innovative early music groups.
It is a thrillingly ambitious work.
Among the virtues of the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts is its sheer spaciousness. It's a place that inspires thoughtful wandering, with the perfect atmosphere for taking in paintings, scu…
The Smith family of "Killer Joe," an astonishingly lurid play at the St. Louis Actors' Studio, is not an unfamiliar group of characters in the world of American letters. William Faulkner's b…
Metro Theater Company, known for 40 years of work for young audiences, will move to a new home in the Grand Center neighborhood this summer.
A performance set for next week at the Granite City High School Performing Arts Center portrays the tragedy of the Titanic through the stories of those who lived through it.
New York-based artist Chelsea Knight says her exhibition "Frame" at the St. Louis Art Museum is about "our expectations about the way people use language."
Government had claimed mask was stolen and should be returned to Egypt.
The iconic actor looks back at a career of projects ranging from camp to classic.
"Fantasy and imagination" are key in Polish ads, says the organizer of a new exhibit.
Fashions at the Kevin Kline Awards have traditionally run to black, black and, oh yeah, more black.
Star John Preece is the heart of the show as Tevye.
The event, to be held April 13 and 14, will be presented by the Center for the Humanities at Washington University in partnership with the Missouri Humanities Council, Webster University and…
The Radio Arts Foundation-St. Louis hopes to be on the air with a new FM station in early June.
"Red" and "Falling" were among the local productions honored Monday night.
HIGH TONES: A tribute to Opera Theatre founder Richard Gaddes, a performance by hometown mezzo-soprano Kendall Gladen and a celebration of a new production of "Carmen" -- Opera Theatre of St…
SIGN, SIGN EVERYWHERE A SIGN: The Bill Christman-Greg Rhomberg production, "Art of the Sign, " is set to open April 13 at 6:30 p.m. at Ars Populi Gallery and Chistman Studios, 6010 Kinsgbury…
They enjoy a show they can relate to
There's going to be something different about the Kevin Kline awards this year.
Cavalia, the horse-and-human performance from the co-founder of Cirque du Soleil, announced today it will add another week to its St. Louis run.
John Preece, who stars in the production of "Fiddler on the Roof" that opens Tuesday at the Peabody, knows his part inside-out.
The program for the dance company's 35th anniversary moves from classical pieces to modern.
Perhaps the world's most impressive painting about the Titanic is on view in the St. Louis Art Museum's new, expansive Max Beckmann gallery.
WEBER'S WORKS: The U.S. Sports Academy today unveiled a bronze bust of legendary Brazilian-born soccer player Pelé that was created by renowned St. Louis sculptor Harry Weber.
