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Director Paul Mason Barnes and actor Jim Poulos create a clear, vibrant staging of Shakespeare's towering tragedy
Special free concerts could make all the difference
They met in the green room at Powell Symphony Hall
Their first party on Oct. 20 is based on Mickalene Thomas' Mentors, Muses, and Celebrities
Improv artists show their stuff at Compass
Over its long run, the combination antiques, crafts and flea market raised more than $4 million, the symphony said.
Mulaney, 35, who wrote for six seasons on Saturday Night Live, performs stand-up at the Peabody Opera House in St. Louis this week.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ' Photographs commissioned by the Nelson Mandela Foundation along with a re-creation of the former South African president's prison cell highlight a temporary exhibit at fo…
This cheesy horror-comedy show is perfect for its fans
Concertmaster David Halen showed his technical chops in the concerto
Departure comes during the 2017-18 'Hamilton' season
The big outdoor theater in Forest Park announces the shows for its 100th season
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
The initiative, underway since 2014, is part of an effort to improve, diversify and keep better storage of the museum's collection of more than 33,000 pieces.
Shakespeare in the Streets show was cancelled because of downtown protests
'Sweet Revenge' infuses comedy with the history of Polish immigrants here
Madison County Transit will run the Highland Muny Express on Friday nights next summer and will continue its Muny lines from Edwardsville and Alton.
The alliance started as a craft cooperative and now offers exhibitions, craft classes, artist residencies and community programs.
Here's the exciting thing about "Cardenio," the new production at St. Louis Shakespeare: 10 minutes before the ending, you can't decide if it will end with two weddings or four funerals.
Pianist Garrick Ohlsson knows Chopin.
In its 51st season, the Rep at last produces 'Hamlet'
'Spring Awakening' bridges multi-generation gaps with its alt-rock music to tell an old story
At "The Bodyguard" at the Fox Theatre, audience members are warned repeatedly of guns used in the performance.
It's an exotic showpiece with lots of appeal
