A Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews November 16, 2023 At Arts Asylum, “The Grapes of Wrath” Is as Timely as Ever The production of "The Grapes of Wrath" currently onstage at Arts Asylum keeps things simple and uses a bare-bones aesthetic to its advantage.
T Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews November 9, 2023 The White Theatre Mounts a Moving “Into the Woods” Pretty much any Sondheim musical is massively complicated undertaking and Into the Woods is no exception.
T Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews November 3, 2023 The Political is Personal in KC Rep’s Excellent “What the Constitution Means to Me” Jennifer Westfeldt and TJ Lancaster in “What the Constitution Means to Me.” (Don Ipock) When she was 15 years old, Heidi Schreck embarked on a..
A Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews October 31, 2023 At the Unicorn, a Group of ‘macbitches’ Set a Wicked Stage It’s extremely clear from the start that "macbitches" has been crafted by and for those who would self-identify as Theatre People.
C Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews October 10, 2023 Courtroom Meets Classroom in the Coterie’s Honorable “Justice at War” One of our greatest national shames has a number—9066, the executive order that President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed in February 1942.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews September 20, 2023 “Is God Is” at KC Melting Pot Is a Dazzling Dark Fable 'Is God Is' is a brilliant show worth seeing on its own; it’s also likely to be many theatergoers’ first introduction to one of the most exciting playwrights of a generation.
K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews September 14, 2023 KC Rep Mounts an Exciting New Adaptation of “Cyrano de Bergerac” Martin Crimp has created an adaptation that celebrates and in many ways even enhances the original source material while not feeling beholden to it.
K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews August 30, 2023 KCAT’s “Grand Horizons” Shines Thanks To a Stellar Cast Wohl’s script is fairly thin and the play largely rests on the charisma and chemistry of the cast performing it.
M Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews August 19, 2023 MTH’s “A Chorus Line” is Dazzlingly Alive and Kicking Music Theater Heritage's new production captures the full force of the musical phenomenon, yet also feels remarkably intimate.