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Unicorn presents new comic play to standing ovation
Bob EvansJan 29, 2017
Strap on your seat belts and get ready to be entertained by a cast of comic performances, outrageous situations, and laugh a minute antics in a New York restaurant...
New Coterie production adds dimension, depth to Holocaust story
Bob EvansJan 28, 2017
In a new play produced by The Coterie in Kansas City’ Crown Center, Hana Brady’s suitcase hides her secret story that develops and unfolds as two Japanese...
Quality Hill wows with tap dancing trio of performers
Bob EvansJan 26, 2017
by Bob Evans For a surprising change of pace, Quality Hill Playhouse strayed (but not too far) from its roots of presenting music from The Great American Song Book by...
‘Photograph 51′ debuts at Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
Bob EvansJan 24, 2017
by Bob Evans Never produced before in the Kansas City Metro area, “Photograph 51″ shines light into the 1950s research and ground-breaking discoveries in DNA...
Chestnut welcomes Sanders family for in-church revival meeting
Bob EvansJan 23, 2017
by Bob Evans Sit yourself down and listen up, “Smoke of the Mountain” brings a healthy dose of American Gospel music, talented singers (but no dancers), fun...
The Living Room cancels performances
Bob EvansJan 20, 2017
Shearwater performances CANCELLED through Sunday, January 22 Hello We regret to inform you, due to circumstances beyond our control, the first...
‘My Old Lady’ allows pain, suffering, culture clash to rotate through characters
Bob EvansJan 20, 2017
by Bob Evans Count on Kansas City Actors Theatre to find and mount rich, textured productions with characters, action, dialogue, and entertainment worthy of the best...
Lyric Opera initiates new series
Bob EvansJan 19, 2017
Lyric Opera of Kansas City’s Inaugural Explorations Series Continues with Elvis Costello’s The Juliet Letters Powerful and Moving Song Cycle at the Michael and...
