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The 17-acre, $4.5 million project is called the Anne O'C. Albrecht Nature Playscape. Her family foundation was a lead donor.
Production of "Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll" will observe pandemic safety measures.
First the strings; then the woodwinds step up in concert at Powell Hall.
A winterlong "virtual season" will precede an outdoor festival season.
Joseph O. Losos wrote more than 500 reviews for the Post-Dispatch.
The concerts are abbreviated; this one was just an hour long, with no intermission. But it incorporated an awful lot of fine playing.
Work as artist-in-residence will include writing, collaborating with staff and connecting with the St. Louis community.
The nominations were pulled from just 18 eligible plays and musicals, a fraction of the 34 shows the season before.
Here are a few of our staff picks for the coming week.
The theater operates out of the J's Staenberg Family Complex in Creve Coeur.
Angela Ingersoll will perform as legendary singer in online concert.
Dancers and choreographers contributed video performances based on various themes, with emphasis on African Americans and women as well as issues such as climate change, incarceration, racia…
SATE to revive hit 'Clue' parody.
Offerings to include 'The Glass Menagerie.'
Virtual presentation of "The Balancing Act: Walking the Pandemic Tightrope" will include 20 prerecorded acts.
Here are a few of our staff picks for the coming week.
Artistic director Philip Barnes explores what makes the chorus special, in six programs.
Matt Bomer, best known for role in USA Network's "White Collar," was born in Webster Groves. The movie also stars Parkway West grad Tuc Watkins.
Here are a few of our staff picks for the coming week.
Jeff Hornung, Erin King and Whitney White will showcase work in a virtual ceremony before center's public opening at new Maker District.
Their recommendations, which echo CDC ones, emphasize smaller groups, virtual or home celebrations and distant candy-giving.
Until the public health situation improves, the musicians are taking their act on the road " and online.
Campaign has raised $85 million.
Tickets go on sale Oct. 2. The Lot of Lights starts Nov. 27 and runs through Jan. 2.
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