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January 18, 2019

Lisa Loeb Brings Her Strong, Smart, Sweet Indie Style to the Carlsen Center

Fresh off her 2018 GRAMMY win for Best Children’s Album (“Feel What U Feel”), Lisa Loeb invites audiences to join her for “An Evening with..

January 11, 2019

Arts News: For Music, Theater and Art – Go to Church

For those who find the arts a source of sanctuary, experiencing them in an actual sanctuary can be doubly enriching. And that’s what’s on offer..

January 10, 2019

Arts News: Making Music from a Pile of Junk

If you’ve ever investigated the contents of an old garage, you might spot discarded PVC pipe, some old bike valves, a faucet, an unmatched kitchen..

January 7, 2019

Arts News: Musical Opinion Straight from the Source

“Performing Music History: Musicians Speak First-Hand about Music History and Performance” is an instructive assemblage of musical opinion straight from the source. Compiled from decades..

January 7, 2019

Arts News: New Alliance Promotes KC Theater

Kansas City is a healthy arts town where professional and community theaters thrive. And while formal co-productions between theater companies have gone on for years,..

January 3, 2019

Kansas City Repertory Theatre Announces Regional Premiere of “Indecent” by Pulitzer Prize-Winning Playwright Paula Vogel

Kansas City Repertory Theatre continues its 2018/19 season with the emotionally-intimate Broadway sensation, INDECENT, by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel. Running January 18 through February..

January 3, 2019

See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts

Winter arrived early this season, barely halfway through autumn. So some of us have already settled into our hibernating tendencies. Reading around the fireplace. Bingeing..

December 28, 2018

Concert to Come: Victoria Botero presents ‘The Music of Susan Kander’

“The Music of Susan Kander” celebrates the work of the Kansas City native, including the world premiere of “Eavesdropping,” based on poetry by Michelle Boisseau, and the Kansas City premiere of “*dwb* (driving while black),” featuring soprano Roberta Gumbel.

December 28, 2018

Honors: Maria Ioudenitch

Violinist Maria Ioudenitch first played with the Kansas City Symphony when she was just 16 years old, as winner of the 2012 Young Artist Competition.

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