“MJ” Thrills KC as First National Tour Arrives at the Music Hall
The legend of Michael Jackson, the late, great, venerated, and complicated King of Pop, is a formidable subject for the traditionally simple formula of a jukebox bio-musical.
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.
“5M: Works from a Private Collection,” United Colors Gallery
In the small room that constitutes United Colors Gallery in Kansas City, Haan and Cesar Lopez have managed to pack in a lot to explore in just one exhibition.
Bach Aria Soloists complete 24th season with Spring concert
With a program as varied as the April weather, Bach Aria Soloists leaned into seasonal offerings with a delightful “Spring Concert,” closing out their 24th season at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church.
“Control≈Center: Noelle Choy and Adams Puryear,” Bad Seed
How will the world end and when will it do so? This is the central question raised by “Control≈Center,” an exhibition at Bad Seed by Noelle Choy and Adams Puryear.