Music & Theater
in St Louis, MO (showing 1 - 12 out of 14)

Located on Washington University campus, the Samuel B. & Charles B. Edison Theatre houses numerous theatrical performances done by students and professional touring troupes each year. Check out the Ovations for Young People if you're looking for family fun!

Home to the St. Louis Blues Hockey Club, Scottrade Center hosts more than just sporting events. Check out the concerts, ice shows, family shows and other attractions that visit St. Louis through the Scottrade Center.

Watch Broadway style performances at the Fabulous Fox Theatre, a former movie theater from 1929 that now hosts a variety of live entertainment. Bands and individual musicians also travel to this theater for your viewing pleasure.

With twelve galleries and museums, Grand Center Arts District is the pulse of the St. Louis art scene. Events and shows occur daily and every form of artistic expression can easily be found within the four-block radius.

Enjoy a dinner and a show at one of the swankiest places in St. Louis, Jazz at the Bistro. Serving up the highest caliber of food and drink alongside the highest caliber music and live entertainment, this is a go-to place for a relaxing or romantic evening.

Find fun for the whole family with the Metro Theater Company. This public and touring theater troupe specializes in theatrical entertainment for young people. Interact with the performers and join in a play during one of their workshops or after school programs.

Rock out to the jams of local, regional, and national performers at Off Broadway. Blues and indie music lovers will be thrilled with the cool, relaxed atmosphere at one of the best entertainment venues in St. Louis.

Join the city's leading professional theater, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, for a live theatrical or musical performance. From Shakespeare to Broadway to off Broadway and original productions, you will find an eclectic mix at the Rep.

Walk where the stars have trod at the St. Louis Walk of Fame. Follow in the footsteps of 116 St. Louis celebrities including Maya Angelou, Joseph Pulitzer, and Nelly, as you take a stroll through "One of the 10 Greatest Streets in America."

Since the 1904 World's Fair, the St. Louis Art Museum has been one of the United State's principal art museums. Expand your cultural knowledge and feast your eyes on artwork from around the globe.

See what the fuss is about at the nationally and internationally famous St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Listen to a traditional symphonic performance or hear them accompany musical tributes and operas.

Be sure to check out the nation's largest professional African-American theater company, The Black Rep, presenting contemporary theatrical entertainment by African-American playwrights.