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March 27, 2012
Will Shakespeare to Become Biggest Hipster on Cherokee Street
When Rick Dildine moved to St. Louis from Chicago in 2009 to assume the post of executive director of the Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis, he, like many other newcomers to the city, was struck by the number of dead-end streets. "They're blocked-off, chopped-up by concrete culverts covered with gr ... More >>
News
April 14, 2011
Ask a Mexican: Why don't more Mexicans go to museums?
When Rick Dildine moved to St. Louis from Chicago in 2009 to assume the post of executive director of the Shakespeare Festival of St. Louis, he, like many other newcomers to the city, was struck by the number of dead-end streets. "They're blocked-off, chopped-up by concrete culverts covered with gr ... More >>
Blogs
August 2, 2010
Rep Receives Grant to Force Local Kids to Watch Shakespeare
image viaThe Repertory Theatre of St. Louis has just received a $25,000 grant to participate in the National Endowment of the Arts' Shakespeare for a New Generation program, plus an additional $10,000 from Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The Rep will use the m ... More >>
Music
March 3, 2010
The Science of Jazz: The Nu-Art Series
image viaThe Repertory Theatre of St. Louis has just received a $25,000 grant to participate in the National Endowment of the Arts' Shakespeare for a New Generation program, plus an additional $10,000 from Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The Rep will use the m ... More >>
Blogs
June 23, 2009
Cultural Festivals Receives NEA Big Read Grant for St. Louis to Meet Today's Tom Sawyer
flickr.com/photos/crackdogThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which Mark Twain published in 1876, recounts the adventures of a young boy growing up in the 1840s in the fictional town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, on the banks of the mighty Mississippi.These adventures include: tricking his pals into whitew ... More >>
Culture
January 7, 2009
Mockingbird, Cantata: Two disparate acting careers converge on St. Louis this weekend
flickr.com/photos/crackdogThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which Mark Twain published in 1876, recounts the adventures of a young boy growing up in the 1840s in the fictional town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, on the banks of the mighty Mississippi.These adventures include: tricking his pals into whitew ... More >>
Culture
September 10, 2008
Playing Politics: The world might be a better place if presidents still went to the theater
flickr.com/photos/crackdogThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer, which Mark Twain published in 1876, recounts the adventures of a young boy growing up in the 1840s in the fictional town of St. Petersburg, Missouri, on the banks of the mighty Mississippi.These adventures include: tricking his pals into whitew ... More >>
News
January 30, 2008
River Styx keeps on rolling.
After thirty-plus years, it's still a literary force of nature.
Blogs
September 28, 2007
The Real Stories from Iraq
After thirty-plus years, it's still a literary force of nature.
Music
October 4, 2006
R.I.P. Henry Townsend
1909-2006
Blogs
September 26, 2006
Another Man Done Gone
1909-2006
Culture
September 6, 2006
Spanorama
A new installation does justice to the functional beauty of the Old Chain of Rocks Bridge
News
August 30, 2006
Total Exhibitionist
Matthew Strauss has audacious plans to remake the city's art scene.
Culture
November 9, 2005
Capsule Reviews
Dennis Brown and Deanna Jent suss out local theater
Culture
September 8, 2004
Seasoned to Taste
Steven Woolf dishes on the Rep's repertoire
Best of St. Louis
September 24, 2003
Best Arts Organization
COCA (Center of Creative Arts)
Culture
February 5, 2003
Zero Effect
Governor Bob Holden proposes zero dollars for the Missouri Arts Council
Film
November 20, 2002
Native Son
Sherman Alexie gets a load off his chest in The Business of Fancydancing
News
December 5, 2001
Emmy Award
Emily Pulitzer's gift to St. Louis has arrived in a concrete box. Hidden inside: the portrait of a woman who changed the city.
Music
January 10, 2001
Giant Steps
Enthusiasm fueled Ken Burns' new documentary on jazz, but the pursuit of profit also looms large
News
July 19, 2000
This Ain't No Party
Ross Perot launched the Reform Party as the voice of the American people. Eight years later, it's a shrill, staticky free-for-all, and the moderates can't get heard.
Culture
February 23, 2000
Capitol Ideas
Mr. Silva goes to Jefferson City
News
July 14, 1999
Public Exchange
Artist Mary Miss' plan for the space next to the new Federal Courthouse is vastly different from the statues and monolithic sculptures of the past. It's public art that actually keeps the public in mind.
News
April 21, 1999
Grand Illusion
Ten years ago, Grand Center Inc. set out to create the region's "premier arts, entertainment and education district." They fixed the sidewalks and brought in the lights. It's a nice place to visit, but nobody stays.

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