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June 5, 2016

Heathers: The Musical at the Unicorn is a Bit Manic But Has Something to Say

Heathers: The Musical, in its first Kansas City production, brings together many of the best young musical-theater actors in town. There’s so much talent onstage..

June 3, 2016

Tradewind Arts: Empowering the Asian-American Voice

The trade winds historically enabled ships to more effectively cross the world’s oceans, facilitating discoveries and the expansion of cultures and ideas. Tradewind Arts is..

May 23, 2016

Honors: Jay Carter

When charged with voicing angels, kings and gods, call countertenor Jay Carter. The Liberty, Mo.-based singer is an artist in demand. In April he performed with Ars Lyrica Houston; on May 15 he joins the Bach Society of St. Louis for a performance of Bach’s Mass in B Minor.

May 11, 2016

Summer at the Conservatory Is Fun and Brasstastic!

We don’t stop just because it’s summer! We’re all a-buzz with activity because the Conservatory Academy’s summer programs provide exciting workshops and in-depth training for..

May 10, 2016

Third Annual Future Stages Festival Invites All Ages to Experience the Arts

Presenting a wide spectrum of entertainers and performers from around the world as well as regional grass-roots performing arts organizations, the Kauffman Center for the..

May 9, 2016

Jessica Lang Dance Blends Choreography and Architecture

The time is right for company’s Kansas City debut. When an artist, musical ensemble or dance company appears on the Harriman-Jewell Series, that appearance might..

May 6, 2016

Artist to Watch: Leo Gayden

In recent months we have basked in the triumph of Misty Copeland, 33, the Kansas City native who in 2015 became the first African-American woman promoted to principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre. In April of last year Copeland was named one of the “100 Most Influential People in the World” by TIME magazine.

May 2, 2016

Summer of Shakespeare in KC

In 1623, a couple of guys got together and self-published some work by a dead friend of theirs named William Shakespeare. Four hundred years later, this piece of “vanity publishing” is considered to be the crown jewel of our Western canon. Shakespeare’s First Folio, as it is now known, is one of the most influential and treasured books in history.

April 29, 2016

Shir Ami: Celebrating Lost Songs of the Jewish People

When cellist Jason Calloway was a child, he read a story in the newspaper about David Arben, then the concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Arben..

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