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Three years into the pandemic, and as emergency declarations come to an end, we check in with St. Louis-area venues for a progress report.
Other shows in the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis 2023-24 lineup include "Lehman Trilogy" and "August: Osage County."
Audiences for inaugural New Works Collective shows were "visibly more diverse, visibly younger" than typical patrons, and 37% of ticket buyers were new to Opera Theatre of St. Louis.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do April 14-20.
Counterpublic, a three-month art project, celebrates "our city and our incredible art scene," says its creative director.
"Banksyland" includes 85 to 100 pieces, with more than a dozen authenticated screen prints on loan from private collectors or gallery owners.
The production relaunches the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Steve Woolf Studio Series, which is devoted to works that push the theatrical envelope.
Content by Stages St. Louis. Elaborate and uniquely designed sets will transform the Ross Family Performing Arts Theater, adding to the magic of world-class performances, show-stopping music…
"Soccer City" opens April 8 at the Missouri History Museum with an all-day celebration.
Annual event focuses on works by esteemed playwright.
Lineup also includes 'Copenhagen.'
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do April 7-13.
The question of who will fully owns the Fabulous Fox Theatre after its complicated lease agreement expires in 2025 is headed to trial.
Original works by the anonymous street artist have been sold at auction for millions of dollars.
Productions by 14 St. Louis companies were honored at St. Louis Theater Circle's first in-person ceremony since 2019.
A stone cottage within the Soulard complex dates to the 1830s, and may have been built for the Soulard family.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do March 31-April 6.
Charles Phoenix, who has made a career of celebrating Americana and midcentury marvels, will show off some St. Louis treasures.
Max & Louie presents Pulitzer Prize-nominated play.
St. Louis Art Museum juxtaposes work by American expressionist Joan Mitchell and French impressionist Claude Monet.
Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do March 24-30.
Ben briefly escaped twice in February from his enclosure at the St. Louis Zoo.
For the company's artistic director, Michelle Dorrance, it's something of a homecoming.
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," fly fishing and a trip to the moon are among the inventive ideas for this summer's "Golf the Galleries" at the Sheldon Concert Hall & Art Galleries.
Heightened visibility across pop culture has made drag performers a lightning rod for controversy, in spite of a history of philanthropy and community outreach efforts.
