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Rachel Whiteread's "House" only stood for about three months, but even London cabbies knew where to go when riders asked.
The museum recently launched a campaign to restore the mansion's windows.
'Avenue Q'
Art will be for sale and for viewing (and listening) this spring at museums and fairs. Artists range from the well-known British sculptor Rachel Whiteread to anonymous amateur photographers,…
Classic dramas by Sam Shepard and Tennessee Williams, the musical that gave us "My Favorite Things," a ballet about the love life of a lifelike doll and a play that's upfront about going wro…
Springtime for your family might as well start this weekend, with several St. Patrick's Day parades to choose from (see our story on Page 14). After that, you can fill your calendar as you v…
On Saturday, downtown St. Louis celebrates its 50th St. Patrick's Day Parade. It will be a particularly special day for parade founder Joseph McGlynn, who has been planning the annual event …
Museum wants 600 'students' to break modern-jazz dance mark
The lab rounds out the children's museum's new STEAM Center, supported by a $1 million donation from Emerson
NEW YORK ' It wasn't that long ago that a topic of concern was the graying of theater audiences. Today, we must address the high school takeover of Broadway stages.
Amy Kaiser's chorus provided outstanding singing
The women's voices are particularly impressive
Play at the Rep is based on life of E.M. Forster.
Offerings also include "Escape to Margaritaville" and "The Band's Visit."
There's a certain conversation that transpires time and again, says writer Douglas McGrath, when a woman who has just seen "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" approaches him about the show.
'Avenue Q'
Katlyn Carlson is about to live an actor's ultimate dream. The Eureka-raised actress " she went to Eureka High School and the University of Chicago " is co-starring in her first Broadway mus…
From songs without words to the first piano quintet
Five-year-olds will alternate as title character's daughter.
"Bat Out of Hell," the musical which had been scheduled to run March 5 through 10 at the Fox Theatre, has been canceled due to production and routing issues. Refunds are available at place o…
Mustard Seed Theatre stages Lisa Kron's comedy-drama.
Architectural gem slated to come down for condo/hotel project
Pianist Lars Vogt made a welcome return to Powell Hall
Three fine works by women composers include a world premiere
New Line Theatre presents hilarious musical.
