“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.
“Earth Symphony: Rita Blitt,” Leedy-Voulkos Art Center
When I first read the title of Rita Blitt’s exhibition, “Earth Symphony,” visions of Wassily Kandinsky’s symphonic improvisations and compositions wandered through my mind.
Led by guest conductor Roderick Cox, the Kansas City Symphony performed a scintillating program of orchestral works at Helzberg Hall on Friday, January 9.
“Visionary: The Work of Michael Brantley,” Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art
“Visionary: The Work of Michael Brantley” at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is the artist’s first institutional solo exhibition, and the biggest little show this critic has seen in some time.
“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.
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