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"All Shook Up" makes its Muny debut
The opera venue's 2017 season opened Friday night.
The purchase won't result in blended on-stage productions.
For the first time, Dave Nadelberg brings his international cult hit "Mortified" to town
Two months ago, owners announced closing, foreclosure.
The World's Largest Catsup Bottle Festival on Sunday celebrates the Collinsville landmark's 68th birthday.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Last week's Scuttle the Seagull is this week's leading man
St. Louis Shakespeare's Magic Smoking Monkey Theatre has its way with classic films
Lead role of Pseudolus has been recast for the show starting Wednesday.
The Fourth of July " a time for grilling, fireworks and watching the grand ol' American pastime. At least that's how it should be in St. Louis, where Cardinals-Marlins tickets on Tuesday are…
From "Bosom Buddies" to "Girls," the actor has kept busy.
On playing a human bulldozer " hilariously
Soprano Christine Brewer will star in "Albert Herring"
Rick Dildine will head the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
The puppeteer, actor and director has turned into a Muny star
Want a picture your cat as a 17th century lord or your pooch in military regalia.
Jeffrey Gundlach isn't done yet. The Buffalo-born billionaire said Thursday that he potentially could donate millions more to the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's expansion project to help it clo…
Organizers hope to spread word about St. Louis by reaching to even more television markets.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Everyone knows about the fireworks each night at Fair St. Louis, but plenty of other municipalities and community groups also put on quite a show. Whether on the holiday or before it, all of…
St Peters City Hall hosting project started by Sts. Joachim & Ann Church
Phase one of a two-plus-year project to renovate the arena began Monday and is set to be finished by Sept. 2.
One series concentrates on comedies, the other on tribute shows
Some wore flags or held signs, but the shirt was Lacy Hudson's way to show she's an ally at the 38th annual PrideFest Parade, supporting and celebrating St. Louis' LGBT community.
