“(Women) Artists from the Collection 1800-2022,” Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art
“(Women) Artists from the Collection 1800-2022” at the Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art in St. Joseph is a subtle reminder of the many challenges both women and female artists have had to endure.
Whim’s ‘Playing on the Periphery’ Is a Tender Celebration of Queer & Questioning Youth
Playing on the Periphery is undoubtedly a children’s show. But there were no children in the audience the evening I saw the play, and it was no less enjoyable for the adults present.
New exhibition at Spencer Museum of Art explores storytelling in Black culture
This fall the Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence invites you to experience the exhibition Black Writing, which explores the power, politics, and complexity of language in contemporary Black culture.
The stars and director of Kansas City Actors Theatre’s Grand Horizons discuss the play, getting older, and laughing about it. Starting August 16 at the City Stage in Union Station.
At Starlight, ‘Jagged Little Pill’ Is a Rollicking, Angsty Nostalgia Fest
It’s been nearly 30 years since Alanis Morissette’s iconic pop-rock angst album Jagged Little Pill dropped but its songs, and the emotions and messages they hold, are as impactful as ever.
