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Two novels by Midwest authors deal with families affected by
Islam and the Middle East.
The classic play by Shakespeare will get a disco ball, '70s
music and colorful costumes.
CAST CARE: Cast members from the national
touring company of "Bring It On: The Musical," will perform in a
one-night-only benefit for the St. Louis chapter of the Juvenile
Diabetes Research …
MIGHTY MINNIE: Minnie Driver,
award-winning actress and vocalist, will headline the annual
Illumination gala to benefit Siteman Cancer Center and the
Washington University medical school on …
First-rate production at the Fox is full of thrilling dance and
music.
Anat Cohen has earned a solid following among jazz fans in New
York. Whether she's playing saxophone or clarinet, Cohen brings to
her instrument the key values with which all memorable jazz …
If you're a dance fan, you know that the Mark Morris Dance Group
is held in the highest esteem. It's been years since the company
has performed in St. Louis, but you can see it next month if…
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has unveiled a spiffy new
iPhone app, one that does it all: you'll find a performance
calendar, news, Twitter feed, special offers, audio and video, and
you …
PULITZER'S PRIZE ' Arts patron and
philanthropist Emily Rauh Pulitzer is among an
elite group that will be recognized today by President
Barack Obama when he awards the 2011 National
Medals …
Students from several area high schools will compete in two
poetry recitation contests Wednesday.
This year, the classical music Grammy awards weren't a part of
the big pop-oriented Sunday night show. Instead, there was a
special early ceremony, viewable online, for the newly downsized
c…
FLORISSANT ' Kendall Gladen spent the week
giving back to her hometown.
Bach at the Sem returns ' When Robert Bergt, founder and
director of Bach at the Sem and its resident musical ensemble, the
American Kantorei, died last summer, there was concern that his
co…
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's 2012-13 season, music
director David Robertson's eighth with the SLSO, offers a mix of
the standard and the unusual.
"All drama is about lies," writer David Mamet has said. His play
"Race," which opened on Friday at the Repertory Theatre of St.
Louis, makes that point vividly as it takes on two topics Amer…
"All drama is about lies," writer David Mamet has said. His play
"Race," which opened on Friday at the Repertory Theatre of St.
Louis, makes that point vividly as it takes on two topics Amer…
The Romeros, known as the Royal Family of the Guitar, have been
performing as a quartet in one configuration or another since 1959,
touring the world and making well-received recordings sinc…
NEW YORK ' The morning after a recent rehearsal of "How I
Learned to Drive," Elizabeth Reaser looks over a sheet of paper
listing the things her director thinks she needs to work on next
tim…
Collaborations among artistic disciplines can yield more than
the sum of their parts. Next weekend's collaboration between the
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
p…
From the old-fashioned to modern, many styles will be covered
this summer.Â
FOX FANTASTIC: Nothing like sitting down on the
stage of the darkened Fox Theatre in the middle of a dreary day to
sample the delicacies that will be offered at the "Last Dinner on
the Titan…
Stray Dog extends show's run
An elegant white tent has risen near Busch Stadium in
preparation for the live show Cavalia. But what is this Cavalia
that is popping up on billboards around St. Louis?
Troupe revives its lunchtime talk-back series
Many of our most enduring love songs and lyrics came from
musical theater.
