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Three puppeteers bring Joey to stageworthy life
Show starts off slow but picks up after each cheer routine.
"One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" will play the Roberts Orpheum
Despite ongoing legal and financial questions, Soulard Oktoberfest expects to go on this fall in a new location.
The cubs were born on Valentine's Day and are now eating some meat as well as bottled formula.
An exhibition of new work by New York-based artist Chelsea Knight is scheduled to open April 6 at the St. Louis Art Museum.
Music, art and dance are helping to bring people together.
Conductor is notable for his profound sense of joy in music-making.
When is the last time you visited the Museum of Westward Expansion " without an out-of-town visitor?
She strikes just about everybody as a really normal girl.
William Jay Smith met the playwright when both were students at Washington University.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has named its 2012 Educator of the Year: She is Amy Freet, a music teacher at Airport Elementary School in the Ferguson-Florissant School District.
Pilobolus, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's "Moulin Rouge" and New York City Ballet MOVES are among the attractions scheduled for the 2012-2013 Dance St. Louis season.
Tony Award-winning shows mark the next Fox Theatre season.
Think you can't be hypnotized? If you like horses at all, Cavalia may put you in a trance.
In 2006, the first Kevin Kline Awards were handed out. One for best actress went to Nancy Lewis for her performance as Maw in "Going To See the Elephant," a drama about frontierswomen in the…
HAL IN THE HOUSE: Restaurateur Bart Saracino got a call early Saturday morning asking if he could keep his Bartolino's Osteria open for a few more hours for a special guest.
"The Book of Mormon," the Tony-laden hit at the intersection of "South Park" and "Avenue Q," will play the Fox Theatre next season.
The pleas are mounting, including one on a billboard on westbound I-64/40: "SAVE POWELL HALL."
IN PASSING ' The longtime St. Louis Post-Dispatch critic Joe Pollack, who died March 9, was memorialized Saturday in a way that he, in particular, would have appreciated.
Comedian Benny Silverman (Bobby Miller) sits on a stool on the patio of his sleek Malibu house, painting a seascape and arguing with his daughter Norma (Elana Kepner). "Hey, are you glad I'm…
Performer cuts questionable sections from the monologue.
In 1965, a New York City teacher named Bel Kaufman turned her years of experience in tough classrooms into a warm, frank, best-selling novel, "Up The Down Staircase." Forty-seven years later…
Show explores the beauty and imagery of horses and their distinct relationship with humans.
Without further fundraising, the organization projects it will end up $6,000 in the red and unable to operate.
