H Categories TeenTix KC Reviews October 22, 2026 Home is not across the rainbow; it’s in my backyard The Wizard of Oz is a story in every Kansan’s backyard. The familiarity and universal story of The Wizard of Oz, especially for someone from Kansas, made this ballet so wonderful.
W Categories Performing TeenTix KC Reviews October 21, 2026 What’s the Difference: “Red Like Fruit” at The Unicorn "Red Like Fruit" is an introspective play that directly questions the nature of memory and consent.
T Categories TeenTix KC Reviews Visual October 19, 2026 The wonders of Barbara Takenaga’s “Awestruck” I recently got the opportunity to visit the Kemper Museum and see the stunning Awestruck collection by Barbara Takenaga.
& Categories Performing TeenTix KC Reviews October 14, 2026 “John Proctor is the Villain”: An Inside View of the Inner Hocus Pocus I got the chance to interview Amari Lewis, who is performing in KC Rep’s production of John Proctor is the Villain.
T Categories Performing TeenTix KC Reviews October 12, 2026 The Real Villain Is Often Hidden in Plain View The world is so used to the man getting the final say… It can blind us to who is truly the villain, and it’s time for us to open our eyes.
& Categories Performing TeenTix KC Reviews October 9, 2026 “Little Women”: A Castle on the Stage When I look back on The Baladeer Theatre Company’s original adaptation of Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, one snapshot sears itself into my mind...
I Categories Performing TeenTix KC Reviews October 7, 2026 It’s Showtime: “Beetlejuice: The Musical” at Starlight Theatre "Beetlejuice: The Musical" takes every absurdity and quirk from the movie that we know and love and cranks it up to one hundred.
T Categories Performing Sponsored Content September 24, 2026 The View From the Balcony: Belly up to the Barre I told a member of the Kansas City Ballet staff I’d take one of their Introduction to Ballet classes.
M Categories Arts Consortium September 24, 2026 Mining a Curiosity Cabinet I have loved cabinets of curiosity for as long as I can remember, and The Linda Hall now has one of its own.
