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The debut production of the COCA Family Theatre Series, "Alice
in Wonderland" is at once a loyal retelling and bold reimagining of
Lewis Carroll's fantasy. We talked with director Hugo Béla…
PUJOLS IMMORTAL: In an article in today's New
York Times, George Vecsey, sports columnist and
author of a recent biography about Stan Musial,
speculates about where an Albert Pujols statue
w…
The Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis has hired Management
Consultants for the Arts Inc. to find a replacement for Executive
Director Paul Ha. The firm, based in Stamford, Conn., has lead
ex…
CHICAGO " In a definite downward trend, both of the first two
productions of the 2011-12 season at Lyric Opera of Chicago found
an inordinate percentage of the performers frequently and
inex…
He heads East to "give New York a whirl"
CALL FOR SIGNS: Four of our town's more ardent
sign aficionados - Bill Christman, Greg Rhomberg, Keith
Spoeneman and Jim May - want St. Louisans
to sign on to their latest endeavor.
The Eugene B. Redmond Writers Club has always had friends. Maya
Angelou, Avery Brooks, Walter Mosley, Quincy Troupe, Jerry Ward and
Lena Weathers serve on the board of the East St. Louis gro…
2012-13 season will include "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" and
"Next To Normal"
Linda Kennedy directs show for childrenÂ
On nights the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra does something to
show its collective love of the St. Louis Cardinals, the Cardinals
win. Is there a pattern in the making here?
The walls are shaking, the door is crashing, and someone"or
something" is trying to get in. Using an array of techniques to
inflict fear, Bishop DuBourg's performance of 'The Haunting of Hil…
The show offers frequent visitors to the museum an opportunity
to deepen their appreciation for one of the collection's most
iconic objects.
The Bach Society of St. Louis will open its 71st season with a
program that gets the group back to its roots, with music by J.S.
Bach " including the double motet "Komm, Jesu, Komm" and the …
New performing arts center delivers entertainment on multiple
levels -- and there's always barbecue, shopping and fried chicken
on the other side of the state.
Two Russian musical phenomenons came together with the St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra on Friday morning for a remarkable concert of
Romantic classics. This is one week at Powell Symphony Hall …
Seldom does Cathedral Concerts present a group so well suited to
the spacious acoustic of the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis as the
Westminster Cathedral Choir. Their home base, London's Ro…
The singer-actor stars in "What My Husband Doesn't Know," which
plays at the Fox Theatre on Sunday.
Veteran Stages performers will entertain
"Circle Mirror Transformation" opens the season for the
company's more intimate Emerson Studio Theatre.
Series will introduce plays that may move on to full
production
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has posted an outward and
visible sign of their Cardinal spirit - an enormous banner, draped
across the front of Powell Symphony Hall this afternoon, just in…
Bets between mayors of the opposing cities on the outcome of the
World Series are a longstanding tradition. This year, though,
there's a wager between the general directors of the local oper…
Flying made her feel "like I was not in a wheelchair"Â
Arts groups say their shows must go on, even amid baseball
frenzy.
What do you get when you mix two old ladies and poison? A
comically horrifying twist of events, where no one is able to
escape the past. Pattonville's Arsenic and Old Lace showed the
dre…
