Looking back on a year of arts and culture stories
This year brought us new faces, new spaces, and plenty of great stories from St. Louis’ arts community.
Theater
A St. Louis arts and culture gift guide
Need help finding a gift for your favorite bookworm, theater-goer, or art-lover? Look no further.
For actor Britt Lower, St. Louis will always be a special place
The Emmy Award winner returns to headline the Rep’s gala on December 9.
Michael Kearns heads home for a farewell performance at the Missouri History Museum
The actor and activist will be on hand for “An Intimate Evening with Actor Michael Kearns,” a program marking World AIDS Day.
‘Meet Me in St. Louis,’ ‘Something Rotten!,’ ‘Ain’t Too Proud,’ and more announced for 2026 Muny season
The Tony-winning theater’s 108th season includes modern hits, Broadway classics, and shows for the whole family.
‘Life of Pi’ puts passion and puppetry center stage at The Fox
The award-winning play featuring a cast of impressive animal puppets runs through October 19 at the Fox Theatre.
‘The Woman in Black’ brings a West End smash to The Rep
The beloved ghost story runs at Loretto-Hilton Center from October 8-26.
Union Avenue Opera takes on a classic with Strauss’ “Salome”
“Salome” hits the stage at Union Avenue Christian Church beginning August 15.
‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ returns to the stage for the 10th Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis
The Tennessee Williams Festival
St. Louis celebrates 10 years
with an essential production.
What you need to know before seeing “Romeo & Zooliet” with kids this summer
The season’s hottest ticket for family-friendly entertainment kicks off July 8.