& Categories Online Reviews Visual Visual Art Reviews September 3, 2026 “Digital Prairie,” Charlotte Street Gallery I can’t yet decide if what seems unsettled about the latest exhibition at Charlotte Street is a result of my own preconceived frustrations.
K Categories Music and Dance Reviews Online Reviews August 24, 2026 KC Baroque Consortium Concludes Summer Series with Elegance and Passion The best early music ensembles perform with both elegance and passion.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews August 21, 2026 “The Ritz” Is a Fascinating Time Capsule and a Fine Farce As a sort of time capsule, "The Ritz" is a delight to watch. As a play, there’s just not enough there to hold an audience’s interest for two-plus hours.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews August 14, 2026 “Intimate Apparel” Bursts at the Seams With Quiet Tension "Intimate Apparel" is a captivating work from one of America’s most-produced playwrights.
“ Categories Online Reviews Visual Visual Art Reviews August 7, 2026 “Kim Alexis Newton: Sacred Seams,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center Kansas City artist Kim Alexis Newton has spent more than 30 years evolving her textile practice, telling powerful stories through quilts.
& Categories Online Reviews Visual Visual Art Reviews August 4, 2026 “Kim Alexis Newton: Sacred Seams,” Bruce R. Watkins Cultural Heritage Center “Sacred Seams,” the first solo exhibition by nationally known quilt artist Kim Alexis Newton, truly lives up to its title.
3 Categories Music and Dance Reviews Online Reviews August 2, 2026 35th Annual Summerfest Concludes with Rich Variety of Musical Styles and Voices Summerfest Kansas City concluded its 2026 season with a musical potpourri of captivating works.
“ Categories Online Reviews Visual Visual Art Reviews July 24, 2026 “Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene,” Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art “Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene” assembles contemporary work by 43 photo-based artists from around the globe.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews July 22, 2026 “Frozen” Isn’t Exactly Magical, But It’s Sure to Please Young Audiences Despite its flaws, "Frozen" is still a massive crowd pleaser—which is largely due to the crowd in question.
