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From homegrown displays at houses to elaborate productions at attractions, here's a list of bright ideas for a night out.
They're fine soloists as well as a well-tuned ensemble
With Stages St. Louis, three under-served schools here will be among the first in the country to Jumpstart Theatre
Some family productions feel like old friends
From classical to pops, the next few weeks offer plenty of options
Plenty of activities should help keep your family even busier during the holiday season.
Baritone John Stephens is a standout.
Watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" and ask slightly rude questions of John Cleese at the Peabody Opera House
Nine will be inducted to International Photography HOF; Kenny Rogers earns lifetime achievement
Marc-André Hamelin is impressive in the Ravel Piano Concerto in G major
KANSAS CITY ' The Kansas City mummies are going on the road.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced an additional pops concert for this season: Grammy-winning vocalist/rapper/"hip-hop guitarist" Wyclef Jean will perform with the SLSO at Powell…
SATE closes the season with John Steinbeck's classic
She's not showing any symptoms and doesn't pose a risk to visitors, the zoo says.
The last time Jennifer Holliday performed in St. Louis, it was in her signature role as Effie White in the Muny's 2011 production of "Dreamgirls," an experience she remembers fondly.
Hit songs and great choreography infuse the story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan
Van Gogh was noted for painting outdoors and once wrote his brother he had picked 100 flies off his canvases.
Chicago's got the world's leading Brünnhilde on tap.
The Muny has finalized dates for the seven shows, announced last month, that will make up its 100th-anniversary season:
Gory, funny and musical, 'Titus Androgynous' owes a big debt to theater history
A diverse cast gives 'Of Mice and Men' contemporary resonance
Brandon Bennett stood before a sea of fading hair. Arms swinging and a big smile on his face, he sank to the ground in a split, singing, "We can't go on together, with suspicious minds." Wom…
The drama is a change of mood, and size, for Joe Hanrahan's troupe
The new habitat, which opened to the public on Sept. 15, should reopen next week.
