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The White Theatre Presents a Visually Engaging “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, currently onstage at the White Theatre at the J, is adapted from Mark Haddon’s massively popular 2003 novel.
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The Unicorn’s “fire work” Is a Dark and Dazzling Original Work

"Fire work" is set in a dystopian future/alternate world/dark fable reality that depends on child labor to make its wheels turn.
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KCAT Takes a Big Swing With an Off-Site “Doubt: A Parable”

20 years later, John Patrick Shanley’s "Doubt: A Parable" remains an important, impactful work and a beautiful showcase for strong talent.
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Honors: Aleah Washington

The 2024 Charlotte Street Visual Artist Award fellow addresses urban displacement and resilience, as seen in an impressive showing at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
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Arts News: Moth StorySLAM comes to Kansas City

Lately Kansas City has been enjoying a raft of new entertainment options.
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Charting the cosmos together at the Nelson-Atkins

"Mapping the Heavens" exhibit of alluring rare books and instruments demonstrates the benefits of sharing information across religious divides.
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A Classic in Context: Vivaldi’s Masterpiece Turns 300

Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is certifiably one of classical music’s greatest hits.
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Not Your Typical Love Story

Rabbits can be very dangerous, or so it seems, in the MET’s premiere production of “Alabama Story,” by Kenneth Jones, coming this April.
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‘Sitting Pretty’ Where We Live: The Library celebrates Big Read 2025

Rebekah Taussig, who lost the use of her legs as a toddler, didn’t grow up seeing her everyday reality or identity reflected in TV shows, ads, books or movies.
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