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You can often find St. Louis artist and set designer Kristin Cassidy on the banks of the Mississippi River, picking up stones, metal and even animal鈥
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A half-dozen St. Louis theater companies toasted to longevity in 2016.The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis turned 50 years old and the St. Louis Black鈥
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Every day, in St. Louis or elsewhere, a black person shudders in fear after seeing a police officer approaching. Every day, a cop makes a lightning-quick鈥
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The generation gap is said to be narrowing as more millennials move back in with, and seek advice from, their parents. But in St. Louis, the chasm may be鈥
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Forty-eight hours after the ocean liner S.S. Lurline left Honolulu for San Francisco, the sun rose on 鈥渁 day that will live in infamy.鈥 In a new drama鈥
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The St. Louis Theater Circle, a group of local theater critics, released its 2015 award nominees on Friday. 鈥淚t was, I think, a terrific year,鈥 St. Louis鈥
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When you think of World War I heroes, you likely picture generals and fighter pilots. But a playwright who penned Mustard Seed Theatre鈥檚 upcoming鈥
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For the last five years, playwright RohinaMalik has performed her one woman play, "Unveiled." The play focuses on the lives of five Muslim women in the鈥
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The veil can be a contentious symbol in American culture and is often portrayed as a garment of oppressive fundamentalism. Wednesday night three women鈥
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Alicia Reve' Like plays Nella, a bright patch in an Alabama family whose quilts tell stories of segregation and the civil rights movement. Last February,鈥