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Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
They hope to attract more millennials, families with young children, and ethnic minorities.
Soprano Christine Brewer was the guest adjudicator
The stamps, called Celebration Corsage and Celebration Boutonniere, will be issued May 2.
Daughter of Mandy Murphey, Paul Brown picked for 'Wicked' duet
One of the ways we deal with the lingering sense that pop culture is a guilty pleasure is to argue that it has a value beyond pleasure, that it can help us understand major political and cul…
You'll believe a car can fly.
Fate rules all in 'Oedipus Apparatus'
ERA puts Malvolio at the center of the story
What should someone attending a deaf visual arts festival for the first time expect to experience?
Director Lucy Cashion brings a postmodern perspective to the classics
The Bach Society joins with other area musical organizations and churches
At 20, the show still dazzles with puppets, music and dance.
NEW YORK ' The upcoming stage adaptation of "Frozen" has found its sisters Anna and Elsa " they'll be played by Broadway veterans Patti Murin and Cassie Levy.
It's not the most profound show tune ever written. But at this moment in time, it may be the perfect show tune.
Pianist Nikolai Lugansky makes a terrific debut with Rach 3
Larry Dell plays a poet in 'August: Osage County'
How do you fit dance troupes, yoga sessions, gardening classes, pet adoption, fashion shows and a costumed "species" parade into just one day?
Our staff picks the best things to do this week " with a look ahead.
The rides have been unavailable since late November, during part of the renovation project of the Arch grounds.
Grammy Award-winning soprano Christine Brewer will perform
Shake 38 adds a visual dimension
In their misery, the Westons of "August: Osage County" love each other's company
Judge says David Pulphus's painting, "Untitled #1," was government speech, and therefore legally removed by members of Congress who objected to its content.
The Finnish violinist-conductor returns to the SLSO next weekend