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Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
When George and Sharyn Luedke bought the run-down McPike Mansion in Alton for $42,000 at an auction, they didn't realize the cost to rehab it would be overwhelming.
'Blow, Winds' is an adaptation of 'King Lear,' set in St. Louis
All three Shakespeare in the Streets performances were cancelled
The beginning of her story isn't much different than most. Noel Leicht had always wanted to be an artist, but she graduated from Washington University with a degree in English literature and…
A new date will be forthcoming
The Inevitable Theatre Company makes its St. Louis debut with 'Unsuspecting Susan.'
They're working to reschedule the concerts
'Blow, Winds' is an adaptation of 'King Lear,' set in St. Louis
The third time's the charm
'Blow, Winds' may be up Saturday night
A decision on Saturday's and Sunday's performances will be reached later
Architect known for 'suburban modernism,' which added flair to modest homes
It's Powell Symphony Hall's 50th anniversary
Check back in case that changes
Stages St. Louis closes the season with 'South Pacific'
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
The St. Louis Zoo's Centene Grizzly Ridge opens to the public this week, marking another milestone in the history of the zoo's well-known bear pits.
Director/choreographer Marcia Milgrom Dodge goes beyond language to tell the story of a brilliant, troubled boy
'Tesla's Pigeon' and 'To Hell and Back' give opportunities to three singers
'Dot' finds three siblings trying to cope with their mother's dementia
Ron Elz, Harry Hamm part of program at Missouri History Museum
She plays the meanest of the 'Mean Girls'
The Blues and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra were looking for one person to perform "The Star-Spangled Banner." The results of the auditions were so good that they ended up with nine.
Kirkwood plans to bring theater downtown
