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The show keeps selling out
Michael Kaiser - president of the Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts and a turnaround expert who has helped to bail out
a number of arts institutions including the Royal Opera House …
LIKE MIKE: Metro Theater Company toppers are
pleased that they recognized Mike Matheny as a
"Character of Courage" even before the Cardinals did.
Review ' Lush costumes, spare set make for a visual
imbalance.
The St. Louis Zoo gave its top conservation prize to Armenian
scientist Aram Aghasyan who is creating parks and sanctuaries to
protect Armenia's wildlife. The zoo's WildCare Institute is wor…
ArtSpace performances are selling out
"The Crucible", a 1952 play by Arthur Miller, premiered on
Broadway on January 22, 1953. It went on to win the Tony Award for
Best Play in 1953 despite the controversy its subject matter
cau…
"Don't Drink the Water", a farce written by Woody Allen,
premiered on Broadway on November 17, 1966. It was later made into
a 1969 film. The entire play takes place inside the American
embas…
"I'll kill you! I'll kill you!" Determining the guilt of a young
boy is no easy task, especially if the evidence, at a closer look,
isn't sound. The pressure to make the right decision won't…
Amy Kaiser, director, St. Louis Symphony Chorus
The theme of the St. Louis Chamber Chorus' second concert this
season is "A Mentor's Memory," with compositions that reflect the
relationships between student and the teachers who influenced…
' The Urge, R6 Implant, Shooting With Annie, 8 p.m. tonight
(Nov. 12), the Pageant, sold outr
Artifacts, interactive panels help visitors trace Missouri's
convulsive, bloody path through pivotal national conflict.
This is what Rachel Tibbetts wears for her performance as
Silvia, a romantic heroine in Shakespeare's early comedy "The Two
Gentlemen of Verona": a pink top accented in back with big blue
fa…
What's the Verdict?
"This is the way to kill a wife with kindness," says the
character Petruchio in William Shakespeare's famous play "Taming of
the Shrew." The show follows two sisters, Katherine and Bianca
Mi…
A new house, a liquor store, or a college education? The Younger
family has quite a decision to make when they receive the life
insurance money following Mr. Younger Sr.'s death. This decisi…
Step into the latest exhibition at White Flag Projects, and you
might walk right past one of the artworks. Charlotte Posenenske's
"Vierkantrohr (Square Tubes) (Series D)," created in 1967, b…
Michael Perkins stars in 'Cruel To Be Kind' and 'Murdering
Marlowe'
HAPPY TOGETHER: Steve Woolf, artistic director
of The Rep, had the distinction of introducing
Steve and Cokie Roberts at the
St. Louis Jewish Book Festival on Monday night.
Opera Theatre of St. Louis has announced that soprano Corinne
Winters will be the first recipient of the Mabel Dorn Reeder
Foundation Prize.
Years ago, people who went to the theater didn't expect the
kinds of sets we're accustomed to seeing now. Today, sets may tempt
you to move right in, like the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis'…
Opera star Christine Brewer will speak at her alma mater,
McKendree University (Class of 1976) in Lebanon, Illinois, for a
pre-opera "curtain talk" at the Hettenhausen Center for the Arts at…
One play is for young audiences, one for adults
OnSite Theatre - which in years past has staged plays in such
offbeat venues as a bowling alley, a bar, a youth hostel and an old
mansion - continues to explore drama by exploring unusual dr…
