7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
St. Louisans will be among the first to congratulate Chinese architect Wang Shu for winning architecture's most prestigious honor, the Pritzker Architecture Prize.
Don't miss this acclaimed progressive jazz combo.
Photography has the power to document the truth. But sometimes, the moment captured in an image is more fiction than fact.
This is not your everyday classically trained chamber group.
More than 150 performers age 7 to 15 show up for auditions.
Singer-actress will reprise her role as Muzzy.
Actors from three St. Louis troupes " Mustard Seed, Upstream and  Imaginary Theatre Co. " will present scenes from plays that deal with race at "Conversations…Racism," a discussio…
Region escaped earthquake devastation but remains mired in poverty.
Program at the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts connects former
prisoners and homeless veterans with ancient Buddhist artwork.
The gulf between "The Maids," Jean Genet's 1947 political
psychodrama, and "The Help," Kathryn Stockett's popular 2009 novel
that turned into a hit movie, probably says something about the
d…
The Community Music School's Camerton String Quartet took two
Firsts in the Midwest Young Artists 5th Annual Discover Chamber
Competition in the North Shore Chicago suburb of Highland Park o…
Circus Flora returns to the Grand Center big top with "The
Wizard - Merlin & the Legends of King Arthur," a new show that
celebrates the magical world of Camelot.
The world of charming social calls, proper manners, and
honorable upbringings throws audiences into a night of graceful
refinement in Nerinx Hall's recent production of "Pride and
Prejudice."
As the curtain opens, Pattonville High School transforms into a
train station, carrying its audience into 1912 River City and its
small-town intolerances. As the characters watch their backw…
All the galaxy's a stage in Francis Howell Limelight Theater's
production of "Return to the Forbidden Planet," a play in which
Captain Kirk, Prospero and the Beach Boys all come together in …
LINDENWOOD PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ' The
association's tweetups highlight neighborhood restaurants.
Where 3500 Winehaus, 3500 Watson Road, St. Louis '
When 5:30-7 p.m. Feb. 28 ' More
info http://w…
Conductor Jaap van Zweden made his U.S. conducting debut with
the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra in 1997. He's made several
returns, most recently last March. He returns again Friday for a
wee…
Quite a few people collect old movie stills, postcards, and book and magazine illustrations, but John Stezaker doesn't stop there.
Shakespeare didn't write music, but many of his plays include songs. That means directors have to choose the sound they want to complement their productions. Over the centuries, that's no do…
Doug Auer, 34, co-founder and instructor, Third
Degree Glass Factory, 5200 Delmar Boulevard in St. Louis.
Auditions are for the 2012 shows
Powell Symphony Hall was transformed for this weekend's concerts
by David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra to
accommodate guest artists Hubbard Street Dance Chicago.
Shakespeare didn't write music, but many of his plays include
songs. That means directors have to choose the sound they want to
complement their productions. Over the centuries, that's no do…
Quite a few people collect old movie stills, postcards, and book
and magazine illustrations, but John Stezaker doesn't stop
there.
Mark Bernstein, a man of the theater, hasn't been onstage in
decades. He doesn't direct plays or write scripts or design sets
and costumes.
