St. Charles’ newest attraction is tailored specifically to the area’s smallest residents.

In an era more and more dominated by digital devices instead of things crafted by hand, a degree of atavistic bliss surrounds MADE.

Scott C. Sickles blends compelling drama with the true, complicated life of literary giant E.M. Forster in a world premiere produced at The Rep.

Story: Up on Blue Mountain there’s a clan called the Wingfields who are a tad peculiar. Mama Amanda, overly if not flatteringly endowed and driven by a ravenous appetite, likes to bore her two adult children to tears with stories of the “17 gentleman callers” who paid a visit to her one Sund…

Story: Norma, high priestess of the druids in Gaul in 50 B.C., holds sway over her people, who are anxious to avenge themselves under the leadership of Norma’s father Oroveso against the conquering Romans. She convinces them instead to pray to the druid moon goddess for peace.

One of the metro area’s preeminent showcases for visual art not only welcomes back perhaps the staunchest of its stalwarts but also greets a promising newbie.

Mustard Seed Theatre artistic director Deanna Jent dusts off this charming, whimsical and seriously informative 2004 piece by playwright Lisa Kron and brings it to captivating life.

New Line Theatre offers its take on the venerable, Tony Award-winning musical by Harvey Fierstein and Jerry Herman, delivering a crowd-pleasing rendition led by Zachary Allen Farmer in a triumphant performance as the charming and resilient Albin/Zaza.

The marmoreal past and the panoptic present collide in a high-tech exhibition now open at the Saint Louis Art Museum.