Category: Reviews
‘Hand to God’ humorously pushes all limits, including full-frontal puppet sex on center stage
Bob EvansSep 15, 2016
As expected, Kansas City’s Unicorn Theatre pushed the limits with new plays not seen in the metro before, and this selection, “Hand to God,” opens the...
Williams’ ‘Streetcar Named Desire’ steams with sultry Blanche flirting, raging
Bob EvansSep 14, 2016
Blanche DuBois enters like a delicate breeze after a spring rain and builds to a raging hurricane as her character unfurls and grows stronger with each line of dialogue...
Eccentricities amplify with spirited adaptations in ‘Picasso at the Lapine Agile’
Bob EvansSep 11, 2016
When the play comes from the creatively twisted mind of comic Steve Martin, and when the main characters Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein only met in the creative...
Gentle comedy, “A Soft Escape,” ignites Kcmetlingpot’s new season
A new play to Kansas City audiences, “A Soft Escape,” now playing at the Just Off Broadway Theatre brings two elements of surprise to audiences with the local acting...
