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Jennifer Holliday, whose Broadway rendition of "And I Telling You" propelled her to stardom three decades ago, will tell it to Muny audiences this summer. Holliday, who won a Tony Award for her role as Effie in "Dreamgirls," will appear in the Muny's presentation of the play July 16-22. This is the 30th anniversary of the Broadway production.
Keyon Harrold adds his trumpet stylings to the Cirque du Soleil performances at Scottrade Center. For a different type of “Dangerous,” check out David Mamet's “Race” at the Rep, starting Wednesday. And if you're looking for safe -- and fund -- go to COCA for "Twinkle Twonkle."
You only have one day to see one of the more unusual art exhibits that will be on gallery walls this year. Photographer Michael Eastman, in conjunction with the Hope Center for Neurological Disorders, gives a detailed look at brains, nerve endings and other details inside mice, humans and more.
From a community forum on African-American Kirkwood to a St. Louis Symphony concert, February's Black History Month will be celebrated by the arts in St. Louis. We provide a look at what's coming up and suggest you check out your local library as many in the city and county are offering a variety of interesting programs.Editors' Picks
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'Simple' Hancock amendment spawned complex state finances
Mel Hancock said the concept was easy to understand: the revenue raised by Missouri should be limited, and voters should vote on higher taxes. More than 30 years later, the effects turn out to be more complex. First of three parts.
Voices
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M.W. Guzy fears his daughters' affection for trash TV might have been genetically inherited, as he finds himself drawn to the anybody-but-Mitt show, playing on a loop on cable "news' channels.
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Miguel Dulick recounts a trans-Honduras tour that, again, reminded him of the power and joy of keeping siblings and parents connected.
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Ken Schechtman says that publicly traded business will not -- perhaps cannot -- put doing the right thing ahead of legally maximizing profits.
Beacon Roundtable
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In this week's Beacon Roundtable, Dick Weiss, Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies, Robert Joiner and Dale Singer sit down to talk about the Missouri primary and redistricting, the controversy around…
Beacon Blog
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Editor Margaret Wolf Freivogel says the problems that froze the Beacon's site in the past are being fixed: Thank you for your patience.
On chess
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Ben Finegold checks out the women's play at the Tradewise Gilbraltar Chess Congress, particularly the chess played by 17-year-old Hou Yifan of China.
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Barroom Conversations
The Beacon's nationally recognized Barroom Conversations program on race, class and other issues that divide will be held on Monday, Feb. 20, 2012, at 7:30 PM discussing Education and Class. RSVP on Facebook and invite your friends! We'll pick up where we left off at Six Row Brewing Co., 3690 Forest Park Avenue at Spring. We look forward to seeing you again!
The MIKADO has a little list … were you on it?
The St. Louis Beacon rang in 2012 with a concert performance of Gilbert & Sullivan's beloved operetta, "The Mikado," at the Sheldon Concert Hall, and the Higher Education Channel was on hand to record it. Here is a link to the complete perfomance, which we hope you'll enjoy.
The musical direction of "The Mikado" was by Amy Kaiser; Craig Terry was conductor-accompanist. All proceeds from ticket sales benefitted the Beacon.
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