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.
At Arts Asylum, Phoenix Presents a Solid, if By the Book “The Crucible”
Far from being a reimagining, Arts Asylum and its new resident theater company Phoenix have presented a straightforward, faithful interpretation of Arthur Miller’s modern classic, and done a fine job of it.
The Rabbit hOle celebrates the debut of its Discovery Gallery this year with the exhibition “My Mother’s Father’s Dragon: A Hero’s Journey and the Art of Living.”
The Opus 76 String Quartet staged a concert of string showpieces Saturday, Nov. 8 at the Midwest Trust Center at Johnson County Community College’s Yardley Hall.
”William Kay: Light, Color, and Movement,” UMKC Gallery of Art
“A line is a dot that keeps walking,” quipped artist William Kay during the opening reception of his exhibit, “Light, Color, and Movement,” at the UMKC Gallery of Art.
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