K Categories Articles Performing July 18, 2024 KC Fringe 2024: What We Have Our Eyes on This Year With so much to choose from, here are five shows we’re especially excited to check out at this year's Fringe Festival.
T Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews July 11, 2024 The White Theatre’s “The Little Mermaid” Is Designed To Dazzle Young Disney Lovers If you have a Disney-loving child in your life (or a Disney adult), "The Little Mermaid" at the White Theatre is for them.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews June 25, 2024 “Deep Dark Nothingness” Is a Thoughtful Rumination on All the Ways We Fail to Connect Within Kansas City’s robust theatre scene, there is a growing community dedicated to championing local artists and fostering new works.
K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews May 17, 2024 KC Public Theatre’s “The Head of Medusa” Lets a Tragic Figure Tell Her Own Story Most stories about Medusa focus on her death at the hands of Perseus. "The Head of Medusa" lets her be the center of her own story.
K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews May 8, 2024 KCRep’s “Little Shop of Horrors” Is Surprisingly Unique and Impossibly Fun With every actor perfectly on point, dazzling design elements, and a stellar band, consider this show a Do-Not-Miss.
K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews May 8, 2024 KC Melting Pot Mounts a Gripping (and Historically Significant) “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” Albee’s unrelenting script requires a committed, tenacious cast to do it justice and Ile Haggins’ actors are up to the task.
S Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews April 30, 2024 Spinning Tree Brings an Exciting Authenticity To Vanessa Severo’s “Rubik” In "Rubik," a group of young people with an array of developmental challenges are tasked with doing something that is all too rare: telling their own story.
T Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews March 27, 2024 The Unicorn’s “Backwards Forwards Back” Takes a Jagged Road to Recovery The road to recovery—pretty much any sort of recovery, from any sort of injury, emotional or physical—is rarely straightforward.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews March 20, 2024 “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder” Makes a Fun, Farcical Time of Both at the White Theatre "A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder" proves that even the darkest subject matter has the potential to be the basis for hilarity.
