Story: Life is drab in the Russian village where the Prozorov family resides at the turn of the 20th century. It’s nothing compared to the vib…
An area sculptural artist of breathtaking talent and intellect discusses his latest work, which the gallery has displayed virtually through an…
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The COVID-19 pandemic has stifled life as we know it in the past six weeks and likely will continue to do so well into the spring and summer, …
A metro area organization devoted to visual art extends its efforts with an exciting SLU display fully supported online.
Story: Cymbeline, king of ancient Britain, was the father of three children by his late wife. His daughter Innogen has been raised by Cymbelin…
St. Louis’ Grand Center Arts District welcomes a new facility that will serve as a creative events venue in the future, once coronavirus conce…
An area dance company is finding a way to improve the lives of those with dementia through performances, workshops and staff training.
Story: Jen has returned home to the North Carolina town where she was raised after living in New York City for several years. She stops by Del…
Story: SATE’s fourth annual Aphra Behn Festival consisted of four short scenes, all taken from Behn’s most popular play for more than three ce…
The Pulitzer showcases an exhibition by an artist of multifarious talents and interests.
Story: Exhausted from mining for gold at the foot of the Cloudy Mountains during the California gold rush, several miners relax at Minnie’s po…
Story: All is well in the ancient kingdom of Arcadia, where King Basilius rules with a firm fist over his subjects, an attitude his wife Queen…
Powell Hall rings with the youthful music of a symphonic organization now observing its 50th anniversary.
Story: In 1996 the Alexandria Ceremonial Police Orchestra lands in Tel Aviv to perform a concert in the Israeli city of Petah Tikvah. Unfortun…
Jennifer Olwig, a Rock Hill watercolorist, draws inspiration from both her physical and spiritual experiences.
Story: The large mask of a performer in blackface looms menacingly above the floor at a St. Louis bar frequented by black performers, dancers,…
Story: Sharon is bored now that her husband has left her and her only son has moved to New York City, far from Sharon’s comfort zone in her Io…
One of the metro area’s classiest galleries displays a small but intriguing selection of landscapes by a longtime local artist.
Story: It’s a dark and stormy night at Mandacrest Estate, palatial home of Lord Edgar and his second wife, Lady Enid. The bride is somewhat in…
Story: Ulysses is blithely cooking some “bad meat” sausages in the kitchen of his tiny mobile trailer when he is greeted by an unexpected gues…
CAM spotlights a challenging twofold exhibition so hot it “burns like a red coal carpet.”
Story: ‘A’ is 92 years old but still considers herself in command of a room. ‘B,’ her 52-year- old lady-in-waiting, sees to her needs, which a…
Story: Valentine is the star quarterback for Verona College Prep. He’s still chafing over VCP’s loss in the state championship a year ago beca…
Story: Let’s hear it for Flanagan. An esteemed native of the Auld Sod, Flanagan has gone on to meet his maker. Now, residents of his Irish vil…
ST. LOUIS, February 7, 2019 -- New Jewish Theatre’s production of Neil Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs, The Muny’s first presentation of the Br…
A local twist on the popular reality TV competition recently raised money for the Independence Center.