A "Macbeth" where members of the audience take their seats around the nightmare banquet table. An "Oedipus" with a big, steampunk-esque machine rolling its way toward inevitable tragedy. A "…
His short film "50 Paint Bottles," an ode to Spike Lee's classic "Do the Right Thing," will premiere at the Tivoli Theatre.
Addoley Dzegede, 34, is one of three artists recently selected by to participate in the Great Rivers Biennial Arts Award Program.
'There's no stopping him,' says a teacher
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Stages production puts the emphasis on laughs
The inaugural 'Burbs Music & Arts Festival will fill Chesterfield Amphitheater with good vibes on Aug. 5. But the night before, Aug. 4, join us for wine, food, art and more at Go! Magazine's…
By all accounts, the sinking of the Titanic merits a paragraph or two in the history books. But the incident gets just a footnote in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," the musical now playing at …
Union Avenue Opera's production is the company's first foray into Broadway
With most successful comedians, there's a team behind the scenes that helped them reach their full potential. Al Canal is one of those background players. The St. Louis man with the memorabl…
Steve Martin strummed his banjo before a sold-out audience at the Fox Theatre Thursday night and said that young musicians often approach him and ask, "Steve, how can I get my music out ther…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
They'll be displayed along with historic panoramic photos in an upcoming exhibit, Panoramas of the City.
Corinne Melançon returns to the theater she thinks of as her second home
Writer Dick Scanlan revises a musical to emphasize its heroine's real life
The Muny continues this exceptionally polished season with a show that's never been here before, "All Shook Up!"
An evening with Leslie Odom Jr., the Tony Award-winning star of Broadway's "Hamilton," will take place Dec. 3 at Powell Hall in an event presented by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
Doug Noelke doesn't fall for superstitions. "I don't wear any special socks or anything," he says, laughing at the implication of a prerace ritual. After 17 years behind the wheel of a monst…
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
"King Lear" inspires this year's production
His political play "Percentage America" tells a short, gripping story
Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre spoofs great American movies
The St. Louis Blues are auditioning local singers and musicians to perform the national anthem at a home game next season.
Pretty far into "On Golden Pond," Ethel Thayer (Susie Wall) reminds her husband, Norman (Joneal Joplin), that he's always been obsessed with death. It's not just because they're marking his …
In "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," Jeffrey Schecter gives his all.