Category: Reviews
Barn Players overwhelm audience with ‘Nice Work if You Can Get It’
Bob EvansNov 05, 2016
Go immediately to the website for The Barn Players and secure your tickets for the best production in their history, “Nice Work If You Can Get It” before the entire...
Marilyn Maye returns to Quality Hill Playhouse for limited engagement
Bob EvansNov 03, 2016
Celebrated Kansas City songstress Marilyn Maye opened her week long engagement, Wed. Nov. 2 at downtown’s Quality Hill Playhouse with the rousing opening number from...
New theater company opens with solid production, dynamic cast
Bob EvansNov 01, 2016
To fill a void in the Kansas City metro theater community, Damron Russel Armstrong developed a new company of thespians to create more diversity and opportunities for...
America’s favorite creepy, kooky family, the Addams Family, visits Leavenworth for Halloween
Bob EvansOct 29, 2016
You know the song, so snap along… da da da dum (snap snap); da da da dum (snap snap); da da da dum, da da dum da da da dum (snap snap)..“They’re creepy and...
Comedy/thriller fits well in Halloween season at Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
Bob EvansOct 29, 2016
With more twists and turns than San Francisco’s famed Lombard Street, Ira Levin’s “Deathtrap” continues to wow audiences at Kansas City’s Metropolitan Ensemble...
‘Click, Clack Moo: Cows That Type’ nears end of run at Extreme Screen space
Bob EvansOct 29, 2016
With “Evil Dead” on the City Stage in historic Union Station, Theatre for Young America moved to a bigger space for their season opening production of “Click,...
Starlight announces ‘Men Are From Mars – Women Are From Venus’ LIVE at Starlight Indoors
Bob EvansOct 28, 2016
Based on The New York Times bestseller by John Gray, this one-man Off-Broadway comedy sheds light on the nuances of the sexes at Starlight Theatre Nov. 3-5 KANSAS...
Olathe theatre offers best family-oriented comedy of season
Bob EvansOct 26, 2016
Hilarious, slap-stick insanity best describes the current production at Olathe Civic Theatre Association (OCTA.) with the Kansas City premiere of the British farce,...
New Unicorn production presents complex two-person comedy
Bob EvansOct 24, 2016
Neil LaBute’s play, “The Way We Get By” brings viewers to question if once is not enough, or it once enough because the playwright seems to dwell on that concept...
East/West thriller weaves clashing cultures with finance, greed, intrigue
Bob EvansOct 22, 2016
KC Rep debut of “The Invisible Hand” brought audiences to their feet as the curtain call began after witnessing an intense thriller that Artistic Director, Eric...
