“THE SUPREME POINT: Thresholds of Emergence,” Leedy-Voulkos Art Center
This month, Leedy-Voulkos Art Center hosts an exhibition comprising five contemporary artists that respond, in various ways, to 1920s and ’30s Surrealism.
A Riotously Funny “One of the Good Ones” Packs a Cultural Punch at KCRep
Gloria Calderón Kellett proved her mastery of the culturally significant family sitcom with "One Day at a Time," and it’s impressive how well she translated that genre to the stage.
The Black Repertory Theatre’s “Five Guys Named Moe” Will Have You Dancing in Your Seat
As part of its 10th season, The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City has mounted a musical that was featured all the way back in the company’s first year.
Venice Baroque Orchestra and Soloist Siranossian Display Technical Brilliance and Expressive Depth
Violinist Chouchane Siranossian and the Venice Baroque Orchestra, presented by the Friends of Chamber Music Kansas City, performed an exciting concert February 6.
“Casey and Diana” Is a Moving Portrait of Love, Loss and Big Dreams
"Casey and Diana" imagines the week leading up to Princess Diana's arrival at Casey House, and the intense anticipation felt by the hospice's residents.
“Kimberly Akimbo” Is All Heart, Bolstered by Surprising Depth
Ann Morrison leads the Broadway touring company of "Kimberly Akimbo" as a New Jersey teen with a chromosomal disorder that makes her age at approximately four to five times the normal rate.
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