452 stories by "Calvin Wilson St. Louis Post-Dispatch"
St. Louis Ballet brings fashion designers into the fold.
Dance St. Louis presents Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company at the Touhill.
New event in Grand Center has similar mission as 'Dancing in the Street.'
With another fall comes a fresh slate of dance and jazz performances, showcasing some of the top talent on today's scene. Some highlights:
Sarrita Hunn is an artist for whom the term "interdisciplinary" is a good fit.
Audrey Simes is committed to a life in the arts. And she's found just the place to express herself.
Fort Gondo presents works from Illinois MFA program.
Seth Carlin, a prize-winning pianist who performed in notable classical ensembles and taught at Washington University for 37 years, died July 28 in Mont-de-Marsan, France, after a swimming a…
British filmmaker Stephen Frears was impressed with the script.
Three exhibitions approach it from different angles.
In this installment of our occasional Snapshot Q&A series, we speak with dancer Erin Warner Prange.
Broadway and sitcom star will team up with Jason Graae.
As in "Ghostbusters," women are fronting big-budget movies in genres traditionally associated with male stars.
Exhibitions address online work, police-related violence.
Former dancers with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will be part of the panel for a discussion of professional dance Sunday in Clayton.
A classic ballet, a holiday perennial and programs themed to fashion and romance are part of the 2016-17 St. Louis Ballet season.
Bringing a wider audience to serious dance is the mission of the Spring to Dance Festival.
Jazz singer-pianist Freddy Cole is modest about his longtime success.
The Big Muddy Dance Company will next perform in Grand Center's Sun Theater.
Saxophonist Bobby Watson, at the Touhill this weekend, has made a smooth transition from the clubs to the classroom.
Lineup includes Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, Grand Rapids Ballet.
Animator is known for "Yellow Submarine" and '60s cartoon series.
Exhibition at the Pulitzer includes sculpture, video poems, music and more.
Broadway legend will perform at the Sheldon this weekend.
"A Gentleman's Guide to Love & Murder" composer Steven Lutvak moonlights with a cabaret act.
