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RFT Spring Arts Guide 2012: Music

Other Lives Plays "Tamer Animals" in the Grove: Video and Q&A

Other Lives finds inspiration in the prairie of its native Oklahoma and in the pursuit of the clarity and peace one can find there. At last month's headlining show at the Gramophone, the five-piece filled the room with its powerful swells and patient arrangements. Before the show, we brought the ban ... More >>

Pujols 5 Is Changing Its Name, but Sadly Not to Any of These Suggestions

(c) 2012 ToppsAnd take your restaurant with you, mang!​Pujols 5 Westport Grill (342 Westport Plaza, Maryland Heights; 314-439-0595) is no more. With Albert Anaheim-bound, the owners of the restaurant bearing his name and number announced today that, effective immediately, it will be known as t ... More >>

Double Your Pleasure

(c) 2012 ToppsAnd take your restaurant with you, mang!​Pujols 5 Westport Grill (342 Westport Plaza, Maryland Heights; 314-439-0595) is no more. With Albert Anaheim-bound, the owners of the restaurant bearing his name and number announced today that, effective immediately, it will be known as t ... More >>

Park Life

(c) 2012 ToppsAnd take your restaurant with you, mang!​Pujols 5 Westport Grill (342 Westport Plaza, Maryland Heights; 314-439-0595) is no more. With Albert Anaheim-bound, the owners of the restaurant bearing his name and number announced today that, effective immediately, it will be known as t ... More >>

LouFest Interviews: Lost In The Trees' Ari Picker On Classical Music And More

​ Ari Picker is as genuine and unfailingly heartfelt as his music would have you believe. His folk orchestra project Lost in the Trees is winsome and soft, but imbued with wrenching emotion and cathartic release. Picker composes symphonic ballads out of pure necessity, to deal with the tragedi ... More >>

St. Louis Symphony Announces 2011-12 Season

image viaDavid Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony will be back for another season.​It's still only about halfway through the current orchestral season, but the St. Louis Symphony believes in planning ahead. And so, late last week, the orchestra announced its offerings for the 2011-12 season, ... More >>

German Motorworks

image viaDavid Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony will be back for another season.​It's still only about halfway through the current orchestral season, but the St. Louis Symphony believes in planning ahead. And so, late last week, the orchestra announced its offerings for the 2011-12 season, ... More >>

Review: Chuck Berry and the Postelles at the Blueberry Hill's Duck Room, Wednesday, January 19

Bob KuskyChuck Berry was alive and very well last night at the Duck Room.​After Chuck Berry collapsed during a show in Chicago on New Year's Day, fans began to worry. Was this it for the duck-walking one? Would they forever regret that they never bothered to catch one of his monthly shows at B ... More >>

Mad (About) Science

Bob KuskyChuck Berry was alive and very well last night at the Duck Room.​After Chuck Berry collapsed during a show in Chicago on New Year's Day, fans began to worry. Was this it for the duck-walking one? Would they forever regret that they never bothered to catch one of his monthly shows at B ... More >>

Classical Music Returns to the St. Louis Airwaves -- Kind Of...

Beethoven may smile again, thanks to KWMU​Fans of Classic 99.1 (KFUO-FM) officially lost their beloved classical-music outpost in early May, when the FCC approved the sale of the station to Joy FM. The latter is "a listener-supported station that plays Christian music and broadcasts simultaneo ... More >>

SLSO to Dedicate Beethoven Concert to Des Lee

umsl.eduLee, with wife Mary Ann.​The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra has just announced that it plans to dedicate its all-Beethoven concert on Saturday, January 30 to longtime benefactor E. Desmond "Des" Lee who died last week.Lee, who was 92, donated more than $70 million during his career as a ph ... More >>

The Joy of Free

umsl.eduLee, with wife Mary Ann.​The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra has just announced that it plans to dedicate its all-Beethoven concert on Saturday, January 30 to longtime benefactor E. Desmond "Des" Lee who died last week.Lee, who was 92, donated more than $70 million during his career as a ph ... More >>

All Dogs Go to Heaven, Right?

Remember the Madison County man who shot and buried his sick St. Bernard in the back yard last week?http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=osbvia&s=3​Well, a grand jury indicted him yesterday and now he's charged with two felony counts of animal cruelty and obstructing justice.Anybody else smell a mo ... More >>

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Gets All Interactive on People

Interactive Town Hall Meeting at PowellThe Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) got all interactive on patrons at its first-ever "Town Hall Meeting" Tuesday evening at Powell Hall. With HEC-TV broadcasting live, music director David Robertson and president Fred Bronstein breezed through an hour-lon ... More >>

St. Louis Stage Capsules

Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the local theater scene

Chuck Berry: Too Pooped to Pop?

Entertainment Web site, Cinemablend, recently released its list of the 100 celebrities most likely to die this year. Topping the macabre ranking is 60 Minutes windbag Andy Rooney. (Obviously, Cinemablend doesn't know that Rooney actually died a decade ago. It's true. Since the late ... More >>

New Jack Opera?

A new strain of classic rock

Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra: Fidelio

A new strain of classic rock

Curious Gorge: Ian tests the animal magnetism of Three Monkeys

A new strain of classic rock

Go! 2/15-2/17

A new strain of classic rock

Food & Wine: January 2008

A new strain of classic rock

Head Bach in Time

A new strain of classic rock

Palm d'Hoberman

Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007.

Our top DVD picks for the week of April 5.

Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007.

Save the Princess!

Our one-man jury bestows honors on the best of Cannes 2007.

The Riverfront Times' top DVD picks

Week of September 27, 2005

Lama Said Knock You Out

Tibetan singing is awesome

Eight Is Great!

GLBTAwesome

Pop It, Lock It, Yo

You Got Served exhumes something suspiciously akin to breakdancing

Murphy Lee

Murphy's Law (Universal)

Christopher O'Riley performs the music of Radiohead

Thursday, September 25; Sheldon Concert Hall

Love, Rhine O'er Me

High-fidelity romance

A Comedy With Balls

Party trades skin for scratch

Ring Around Grand Center

The return of Circus Flora

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

The return of Circus Flora

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

The return of Circus Flora

Triple Threat

The Eroica Trio bring their lovely harmonies and visages to St. Louis

Best Brunch Atmosphere

Piper Palm House

Béla Fleck and the Flecktones

Thursday, Sept. 13; Pageant

Dub Kitchen with Fred's Variety Group and Languid

Monday, July 9; Duff's

Just Mad About Madeleine

The Piper Palm House's new Café Madeleine makes for a sweet Sunday

Fantasia/2000

Directed by James Algar, Gaëtan Brizzi, Paul Brizzi, Hendel Butoy, Francis Glebas, Eric Goldberg and Pixote Hunt

Flourescent

The 2000 Valley of Flowers Festival promises something for everyone

This One Goes to 11

The St. Louis Symphony puts a cast of (seeming) thousands onstage for its production of Carmina Burana

Weaving the World Through The Eyes of Women

Dance Factory, Gash/Voigt Dance Theatre and Roes Dance Theatre

DANCE CLOSE-UP

Washington University Performing Arts Department

Hit Parade

Washington University Performing Arts Department

Listening Post

Washington University Performing Arts Department