Subject: Kiel

• Deck the Mall with Follies

  December 15, 2006

• THROB, THROB

  November 24, 1999

• Three-Study Opera

  December 16, 1998

• The Final Bell

  January 13, 1999

• Reconstructing Larry

  March 10, 1999

• Hit Parade

  March 10, 1999

• Suffering in the Luxury Suites

  March 17, 1999

• This Week

  March 17, 1999

• Listening Post

  April 14, 1999

• Night & Day

  June 2, 1999

• WHAT IF THEY CALL IT THE WAL-MART OPRY HOUSE?

  September 8, 1999

• GO AHEAD, BILL, DOUBLE DOWN

  September 15, 1999

• THE NBA HAS THE ANSWER

  October 20, 1999

• BREAD, CIRCUSES AND THE BLUES

  October 27, 1999

• THE FELON EXPRESS TO CLAYTON

  November 3, 1999

• Sound Checks

  December 2, 1998

• Homeless Holy Wars

  The defiant Reverend Larry Rice infuriates big developers and city leaders over a proposed shelter in a downtown federal building

  February 25, 2004

• R.I.P. Mississippi Nights

  January 24, 2007

• "Lita Ford is one of the greatest female guitarists in the world and a very accomplished musician."

  Week of November 30, 2006

  November 29, 2006

• A Whole New Ballgame

  October 18, 2006

• Twist of Fate

  October 4, 2006

• Post Mortem Postmortem

  Letters from the issue of Wednesday, March 16, 2005

  March 16, 2005

• Letters

  Week of October 22, 2003

  October 22, 2003

• Letters

  Week of October 1, 2003

  October 1, 2003

• Muny Musings

  The summer season in Forest Park had some highs, but let's keep them in perspective

  August 20, 2003

• Phantom of the Opera House

  March 27, 2002

• Best One-Man Band

  September 26, 2001

• He Scores

  March 28, 2001

• The Accidental Politician

  October 25, 2000

• Art-To-Art Talk

  March 1, 2000

• The Price You Pay

  February 23, 2000

• The Dogs Bark, The Caravan Moves On

  December 29, 1999

• CONTEMPORARY CLASSIC

  December 15, 1999

• Sun Dance

  May 19, 1999

• Short Cuts

  April 28, 1999

• The Last Picture Show

  December 30, 1998

• Board of Aldermen Approve Subsidy for Kiel Opera House

  flickr.com/photos/dduckworthEd Golterman, your ship has come in. This morning, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen approved a plan to subsidize $29 million of the $74-million redevelopment plan for the Kiel Opera House. The city's money will come from an amusement tax on Blues hockey tickets. Developer SCP Worldwide, owner of the Blues and Scottrade Center, are also seeking $29 million in state and federal tax credits.Read more about the redevelopment (plus see incredible photos of the Kiel being bu

  June 5, 2009

• Slay Kiel Opera House!: The mayor's push to rehab the downtown venue might doom the local theater community

  September 2, 2009

• RFT readers weigh in on the raw-food diet and take Dennis Brown to task over his stand on the Kiel Opera House

  September 16, 2009