From left, Pepper, Russell and Koltun play an acoustic set at the Chesterfield Mall last month. Post-Dispatch photo.
As mentioned on Page A17 of today’s paper, a St. Louis alt-rock band called the Switchfits has advanced to the…
Sutton Foster will take just a month off after “Shrek the Musical” ends its year-long Broadway run in January, when she’ll go from playing Princess Fiona to promoting her debut solo CD.
Foster’s tour comes to the Sheldon…
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Alyssa Edwards is crowned Miss Gay America 2010 by MGA 2008 Mikaila Kay (left) and MGA 2009 Victoria DePaula (back, wearing crown) Sunday evening in St. Louis. Photo by Gabe Hartwig
Here she is:
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If you’re into dance that’s all about rhythm, you won’t want to miss “All That Tap XVIII” on Saturday at the Blanch M. Touhill Performing Arts Center. The latest installment of the annual…
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St. Louis will be the host of an international choir festival in November 2010, it was announced on Wednesday. The American International Choral Festival is expected to draw approximately 2,000 singers in 50 choirs from 20 countries around the world.…
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If you’ve wondered why St. Louis doesn’t seem to attract more “out there” jazz acts, here’s good news: saxophonist Peter Brotzmann is performing on June 12 at the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center.
According to the Penguin Guide to Jazz…
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Walt Disney World is looking for a few good dancers, and you could be one of them - but first you have to try out.
MADCO will hold auditions at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Whitaker Rehearsal Studio at the Blanche…
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The Sheldon Concert Hall has announce plans to present music series this summer at two other venues.
Throughout June, free concerts will be presented at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Old Courthouse, 801 Locust Street.
The schedule:
June 4:…
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Sonny Rollins, arguably the greatest living jazz saxophonist, is scheduled to perform on Sept. 19 at the Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center.
Along with his peers Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane, Rollins set the tone for modern…
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Opera Theatre of St. Louis’s popular “Spotlight on Opera” evenings are back — with some changes.
Chief among those is the location: the “Spotlight” will now shine at the Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Road. The Ethical Society…
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