Whim’s ‘Playing on the Periphery’ Is a Tender Celebration of Queer & Questioning Youth
Playing on the Periphery is undoubtedly a children’s show. But there were no children in the audience the evening I saw the play, and it was no less enjoyable for the adults present.
At Starlight, ‘Jagged Little Pill’ Is a Rollicking, Angsty Nostalgia Fest
It’s been nearly 30 years since Alanis Morissette’s iconic pop-rock angst album Jagged Little Pill dropped but its songs, and the emotions and messages they hold, are as impactful as ever.
Whim’s ‘Alphabet Soup’ Is Back With Another Round of Captivating Short Plays Spotlighting Queer Voices
Whim Productions is back in a brand new intimate space for another round of their annual LGBTQ+ short play showcase 'Alphabet Soup: Stories from Queer Voices.'
At KC Black Rep, “Regina Comet” is Flighty, but Fun
The premise is ridiculous, but the songs are charming, catchy, and keep everything in orbit—as does the all-in energy of the talented actors and musicians.
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