K Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews January 22, 2022 Kansas City Actors Theatre Delights With New Translation of Molière’s “The Pests” KCAT’s slogan is “Great actors. Smart plays” and this production of Molière's "The Pests" is definitely that.
A Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews December 10, 2021 At The Unicorn, “Dance Nation” Captures the Chaos (and Heartbreak) of Youth Strong performances and a smart staging make "Dance Nation" compulsory viewing.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews December 9, 2021 “A Christmas Story: The Musical” at MTKC Pro Is a Lively Take on the Classic Holiday Movie MTKC Pro's production of "A Christmas Story: The Musical" is a return to large-scale family holiday theater.
T Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews December 8, 2021 The Living Room Has a Fine Read on Adam Rapp’s Intimate “Nocturne” “Nocturne” is a small, intimate play with emotional room to run.
L Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews December 7, 2021 Lyric Opera’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors” Is a Rich New Holiday Tradition Lyric Opera of Kansas City finally gets to debut its in-person production of "Amahl and the Night Visitors."
A Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews December 1, 2021 A Sluggish Staging Saps some Holiday Magic from the KC Rep’s “A Christmas Carol” Slow pacing drags down this "Christmas Carol," but the spectacle, scenery, and holiday warmth remain.
M Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews November 12, 2021 MTH Delivers a Solid Staging of the Classic “Company” "Company" at MTH is an emotionally rich, elegantly staged mounting of a beloved classic.
& Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews November 10, 2021 “The SpongeBob Musical” at the Coterie Is 70 Minutes of Exceptional Silliness The Coterie Theatre debuts the world premiere of a new version of the Broadway hit, geared specifically towards young audiences.
U Categories Online Reviews Performing Theater Reviews October 26, 2021 Unicorn Theatre’s “Pipeline” Is an Unflinching Look at Our Flawed Institutions Director Teresa Leggard and a strong cast don’t let a moment of Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline" go unexamined.
