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Picnics, rising stars and fun with the 43rd festival season
'My job as the director is to see how this all fits together, and create the most potent possible way to tell this story'
You can't argue with the success of "The Phantom of the Opera." It opened in London in 1986 and on Broadway in 1988, and is still playing in both places " it is, by a huge margin, the longes…
Laumeier Art Fair, now in 31st year, is perfectly timed.
Sean Michael organizes company around issues of gender and sexuality
The program 'revolves' around Slatkin's music and stories
CHICAGO ' "Hamilton," the phenomenally successful musical written and composed by Lin-Manuel Miranda, brought so much posthumous celebrity to Alexander Hamilton that America's first secretar…
This weekend's concerts conclude Robertson's 13-year tenure as music director of the SLSO
He'll miss the Chamber Music Society of St. Louis' 10th anniversary gala.
Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra shine
The People's Joy Parade has kept its rebellious streak all these years.
Much like the yellow-handled hatchets being thrown about at the Axe House in Valley Park, the quips come fast and furious.
Who knew you could make a Tony-nominated musical from a self-help book for parents?
The 2018 festival is built around Tennessee Williams' great drama
CHICAGO ' In 2015, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis commissioned actor-writer Dael Orlandersmith " a warm-hearted and gregarious performer whose work I've been watching since her appearanc…
Trio will perform this weekend at Ferring Jazz Bistro.
Norbert Leo Butz of St. Louis is nominated for actor in a featured role in a musical, "My Fair Lady."
Comedian warns crowd that her standup will be nothing like SNL; most don't seem to mind.
Experiments include revues as other shows look to a younger generation
Actors shine in 'Judgment at Nuremberg.'
St. Louis' 39th storytelling festival begins Wednesday.
Violinist Christian Tetzlaff was astounding in the Widmann Violin Concerto
Brothers Justin, Travis and Griffin McElroy will provide advice both sincere and hilarious at their May 3 live show.
Built in 1859, the building is one of the oldest in the city. It has been closed to the public since 1982.
Recent plays with Shakespearean roots will come this fall
