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Performing Arts
	Insight shows intelligent restraint in ‘Man of La Mancha’ 08/18/2010 Miguel de Cervantes’ great novel Don Quixote sprawls through multiple episodes spread over the early 17th-century Spanish countryside. To contain this multifaceted tale within the two hours of a musical would seem mad.
	Arts education 07/21/2010 Metro Theater Company’s Arts INTERsection camp gives kids a chance to learn about arts, life
	St. Louis Shakespeare suggests why misogynistic play is still pr 07/21/2010 In our third-wave-feminist or post-feminist age, Shakespeare’s 'The Taming of the Shrew' would seem to be a poor choice for a comedy. Despite its questionable attitudes, it continues to be one of the Bard's most produced plays.
	Unexpected laughs 06/23/2010 Muddy Waters presents a lighthearted comedy from Eugene O’Neill, master of ‘boldly experimental and grimly realistic plays’
	New play focuses on straight, gay marriage 06/09/2010 An original piece probing into the issue of same-sex marriage, "The State of Marriage" features drag queens, live cabaret singers, wedding cake, a game of Twister and a quiz show take on the Book of Leviticus.