“Maxine’s Christmas Carol” Is a Crowd-Pleasing Take on the Holiday Classic
"Maxine’s Christmas Carol" stands out among other adaptations, thanks to its well-crafted central character and a stellar performance by Cathy Barnett.
In the delightfully whimsical work of Ryan Fenchel’s “Odd Array” exhibit at Haw Contemporary, all 14 of his madcap bouquets function primarily as self-portraits, ranging from the zany to the foreboding.
Bach Aria Soloists Concert Abounds with Seasonal Cheer
Seasonal cheer abounded Friday night, December 5, as the Bach Aria Soloists presented their Annual Holiday Concert at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in midtown Kansas City.
“Adolf Dehn: At Home and Abroad,” Ward & Ward Fine Art Framing and Gallery
This season, Ward & Ward Fine Art Framing and Gallery presents “At Home and Abroad,” featuring the work of Adolf Dehn (1895–1968), American illustrator, lithographer and painter.
“Leon Jones: Camouflaged: Hidden in Plain Sight,” Studios Inc
installation view There’s a particular kind of exhibition that feels like the charged remnants of an idea mid-eruption — where trying to describe the experience..
The Black Repertory Theatre of KC Presents an Extraordinary “Jaja’s African Hair Braiding”
"Jaja’s" doesn’t follow a typical structure, but flows between its characters, who gossip, argue, commiserate, joke, dance, and, of course, braid from opening to close.
Friday night, Nov. 21 at the Kauffman Center, the Kansas City Symphony staged a masterful performance of the monumental Symphony No. 7 by Gustav Mahler.
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