7,058 stories from St. Louis Today
A beautiful wrought-iron bench has been placed in front of the
office of the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis in memory of Brad
Graham, the theater's public relations director until h…
Company offers enlightening tour
through choreographer's legacy in the third of three
performances.Â
The sharp, short play that opened Friday at the Repertory
Theater of St. Louis.
"Wicked," which broke Fox Theatre box office records three
times, will be back for the holiday season next year.
David Robertson's musical mind has made him a celebrated
conductor here and abroad, as music director of the St. Louis
Symphony Orchestra and as a guest elsewhere. Now it could help some
dis…
Cathedral Concerts will open its 2011-12 season on Wednesday
night with a new artistic director and a return performance by a
fine choir.
Judith Martin, better known to readers of her books and
syndicated newspaper column as Miss Manners, readily identifies the
rudest hosts in all theater: the Macbeths.
There are two institutions for which St. Louis is known around
the country and outside it: The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and
the St. Louis Cardinals.
"So You Think You Can Dance" winner Melanie Moore never saw
herself as the likely champ on the show this year, despite everyone
else's predictions.
It worked on October 5, when three St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
trumpets performed the National Anthem at Busch Stadium before that
night's faceoff with the Phillies: the Cardinals won. Now …
Arts for Life show will raise funds for Joplin and St. Louis
"Nuts" is a courtroom drama that takes place in real time. Even
the recesses align with the play's two intermissions.
Theater review 'Â 'Wedding' is an archetypal tale of love,
death.
Terry Schnuck plans to produce Mustard Seed hit next year in New
York
The audience that filled the Peabody Opera House on Saturday
night for Roger Daltrey's concert was made up mainly of people who
first heard The Who's "Tommy" on vinyl. But when the unmistaka…
Opening its big, ambitious season with a big, ambitious
production of the Who's "Tommy," Stray Dog Theatre sets itself a
very high standard to live up to.
"Thoroughly Modern Millie," "Chicago" and "Dreamgirls" are on
the outdoor theater's slate under new executive producer Mike
Isaacson.Â
There are many reasons why listening to recordings can never
really replace going to live performances: the spontaneity, the
surprise in innovative programming that puts different works
toge…
An Eiffel Tower you can hold in one hand, a Tate Modern made of
rubber, a Frank Lloyd Wright tower that lights cigarettes " these
pint-size models of the world's most famous buildings are pa…
In "Reflections of the Buddha," the Pulitzer Foundation has
mounted one of the most effective exhibitions in its 10-year
history.
Some artists are so iconic that it's hard to imagine the world
being quite the same without them. But phenomenal success has its
downside.
He performs Saturday night at the PeabodyÂ
Musical has turned into a holiday staple
Shuttle Atlantis astronaut Sandra Magnus and world-renowned
environmental economist Graciela Chilchinisky are among the guest
speakers at the St. Louis Science Centers 4th annual SciFest, a
…
Artists in the Kemper exhibit use different media to examine the
world condition.
