7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
The art heist remains unsolved, but that's not stopping
Lindenwood University in Belleville from replacing the 9-foot-tall
sculpture that vanished from its campus last month.
Stray Dog draws big audiences with satire
Event sold out last year
BRINGING IT ON: Broadway talents will align
big-time this weekend in the Lou with hundreds expected from around
the country to audition for this year's Muny season and for "Bring
It On: The …
The tour is every bit a Michael Jackson event as it is a Cirque
du Soleil show.
Despite the region's economic struggles, the St. Louis Art
Museum has raised $147 million to complete its ambitious expansion
project. Museum officials call their capital campaign the most
s…
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2012-13
season, featuring composers from A (John Adams) to Z (Alexander
Zemlinsky) and a wide range of soloists, from members of the
orches…
With "Evil Dead: The Musical" and its steampunk version of the
Who's "Tommy," Stray Dog Theatre has cultivated a young audience
that goes for nervy productions of musicals with hot titles an…
HA GALA:Â If Paul Ha had any
doubt that he would be missed at the Contemporary Art Museum and by St. Louis
at large, those feelings were put to rest by the more than 350
people who turned …
 "The Geography of Nowhere" will be presented in a staged
reading
New version of the classic is the centerpiece of Festival
expansion
'The Sound of Music' and 'The Jungle Book' both include
children's roles
Singer became a sultry sensation in France.Â
If steps count, the foursome has traversed more than halfway
around the world in 2 1/2 years.
Whether you look at it as history or allegory, Athol Fugard's
drama "Playland" is all about junctions, times and places where
things are going to change.
New music is unquestionably an essential part of any orchestra's
seasonal equation. Sometimes, though, it's satisfying to enjoy a
program of classics, to compare familiar performances of wel…
For those who lived through the 1980s, working up too much warm
nostalgia for the era especially its music, which tended toward
anthemic, but aggressively silly and videocentric hair met…
Recently, 3-D has begun to shake off its reputation for
gimmickry and be taken seriously as a means of cinematic expression
by esteemed filmmakers from Martin Scorsese ("Hugo") to Werner
Her…
Signature role of Effie White made the actress a star.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra principal cello
Daniel Lee has a slick new website: http://danielleecello.com.
"Childhood"Â 'Â "Wanna Be Startin' Something"Â 'Â "Shake Your Body
Down to the Ground"Â 'Â "Dancing Machine"Â 'Â "Ben"Â 'Â "This Place
Hotel" ' "Smooth Criminal"Â�…
Disney Channel heroes Phineas and Ferb aren't waiting for summer
vacation to throw the biggest party of the year.
"Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour" is described as a
one-of-a-kind celebration of the singer, as only a flashy,
signature outfit such as Cirque du Soleil can provide.
Hits of the 1980s propel a story of efforts to save a seedy Los
Angeles nightclub.
Transition set for spring
