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Artist Joseph Bodus finds inspiration close to home in St. Louis' buildings, history, sports teams, landmarks and culture.
Andrew Kuhlman succeeds Jack Lane, and Rebekah Scallet replaces Edward Coffield.
Missouri History Museum creates a larger-than-life coloring book of St. Louis landmarks and architecture.
SATE stages a new play that was presented in March as a St. Louis Shakespeare Festival staged reading.
Content by Lindenwood Center for the Arts. Patrons are eagerly anticipating the upcoming 2022-2023 season of events at the J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts on the Lindenwood University cam…
50 years ago, star Ann Miller was struck by a stage boom. A Webster College understudy came to the rescue.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Aug. 12-18.
The nearly 6,000-square-foot mansion has four large rooms on each floor, a central staircase and maybe a few ghosts.
Festival puts a circus spin on Tennessee Williams play.
Before the musicals that made them famous " "Jesus Christ Superstar" (which premiered on Broadway in 1971) and "Evita" (1979) " composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyricist Tim Rice collaborate…
Serafina Delle Rose is among the most vivid characters to emerge from the pen of Tennessee Williams.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Aug. 5-11.
Theater reopens with a multimedia show about Renaissance artists and rivals Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.
Grass is too wet to watch "The Sandlot" on Art Hill, but an indoor make-up screening is planned.
A laborer at the site said the deluge "wiped out" the art studio and event space at 5200 Delmar Boulevard.
Musical adaptation of "The Color Purple," a popular movie and an acclaimed novel, makes its Muny premiere, featuring a "complex" Black, female character.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do July 29-Aug. 4.
Organizers hope the Route 66 Mural Art Trail " coming four years before the centenary celebration of the Mother Road " will draw visitors to Illinois' last 100 miles of the route.
Tuesday's performance of "Legally Blonde" at the Muny will be rescheduled for Aug. 1. Flooding at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre shouldn't affect weekend concerts.
Adult dogs survived the flooding, the organization said, but puppies did not. A roof collapsed at the St. Louis Zoo, but no animals were injured.
Inspired by stories collected from U.S. prisons, playwright Sarah Shourd's "The Box" addresses solitary confinement, its impact and its consequences.
"Gruesome Playground Injuries," the only Studio Series offering in the season, will be presented at the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do July 22-28.
"Legally Blonde" musical challenges assumptions about "who we think is smart," says Maggie Burrows, who directs the Muny production.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do July 15-21.
