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Union Avenue Opera Artists Discuss “Into the Woods” and “Aida: In Concert”
As Union Avenue Opera’s 30th Anniversary Season continues, hear about upcoming performances from Jennifer Wintzer, Director of “Into the Woods”, and Limmie Pulliam, tenor in the role of Radamès for “Aida: In Concert”. Learn more and purchase tickets for “Aida: In Concert” with performances on July 26, July 28, and August 3, 2024, and “Into…
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Art and Imagination of the Colonial Past Featured in St. Louis Art Museum Exhibit
Amy Torbert, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Associate Curator of American Art at the Saint Louis Art Museum, talks about the current exhibit “Art and Imagination in Spanish America, 1500–1800: Highlights from LACMA’s Collection”, running through September 1. Hear why this exhibit is a must-see for St. Louisians! For more information and tickets, visit https://www.slam.org/…
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Something for Everyone at the SLCL Clark Family Branch
St. Louis County Library (SLCL) Director Kristen Sorth talks about all of the amenities at the new Clark Family Branch of the St. Louis County Library, which will have its grand opening on July 9, as well as SLCL summer programs. For more information, visit slcl.org Classic 107.3 · Something for Everyone at the SLCL…
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Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Celebrates 50th Anniversary in 2025
General Director of Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, Andrew Jorgensen, discusses plans for next year’s milestone anniversary, which include a world premiere and three meaningful, starry productions. Classic 107.3 · Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Celebrates 50th Anniversary in 2025
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Kate Bergstrom Excited for Great Experiences at The Rep
Meet the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Augustin Family Artistic Director Kate Bergstrom! Kate tells listeners about her background and shares an overview of The Rep’s season, as well as her vision for the 58-year-old cultural institution. For more information and show tickets, visit www.repstl.org/ Classic 107.3 · Kate Bergstrom Excited for Great Experiences at The…
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Et tu, Handel? Daniela Candillari on OTSL’s Julius Caesar
Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Principal Conductor Daniela Candillari discusses the OTSL production of George Frideric Handel’s Julius Caesar, which allows for thrilling artistic exploration. Daniela shares details about the music of this opera, her conducting choices and more. For more information and tickets, visit opera-stl.org/whats-on/julius-caesar Classic 107.3 · Et tu, Handel? Daniela Candillari on OTSL's…
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SLSO Free Community Concert – Brass & Organ Recital
Steven Franklin, principal trumpet for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, talks about the upcoming free Brass & Organ Recital on June 16 at 3pm. Steven, along with Thomas Jöstlein, associate principal horn for the SLSO, and James Marck, director of sacred music at St. Francis de Sales Oratory (where the concert will be held), are…
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Making Mimi at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
Soprano Katerina Burton talks about debuting the role of Mimi in the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis production of La bohème (a part that she is thrilled to portray) and discusses how the experience has been more moving than she anticipated. For tickets and more information about the OTSL production, visit opera-stl.org/whats-on/la-boheme/ Classic 107.3 · Making…
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Michael Utoff Talks Spring To Dance Festival 2024
Michael Utoff, Artistic Director of Dance St. Louis, talks about the 16th annual Spring to Dance Festival on May 24 and 25, featuring a wide variety of companies and more than 75 dancers from around the country. Find out more and purchase tickets at www.dancestlouis.org/spring-to-dance-festival-2024 Classic 107.3 · Michael Utoff Talks Spring To Dance Festival 2024
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A Celebration of Humanity with the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus
Philip Barnes, Artistic Director of the St. Louis Chamber Chorus, talks about the final concert of the season: Nations United. The performance, which takes place on Sunday, May 26 at 3pm at John Burroughs School, features a rarely heard work by Benjamin Britten as well as music of Ludwig van Beethoven, Sydney Guillaume, and others…