Tag: “The Book of Mormon”, American Theater Guild, Kansas City, Kansas City Arts & Entertainment, Kansas City Performing Arts, Kansas City Theater, Municipal Auditorium Kansas City, Music Hall, Sabates Eye Centers Broadway Series
‘Mormon’ returns to packed houses with outstanding talents
Bob EvansDec 28, 2018
By Bob Evans “The Book of Mormon” returned to Kansas City’s Music Hall for a third time as American Theatre Guild hosts the Sabates Broadway Series...
Junie B. Jones learns spirit of giving
Bob EvansDec 01, 2018
By Bob Evans Christmas vacation comes in a week as first grader, Junie B. Jones stresses over the Christmas sing-a-long and a Secret Santa gift exchange among her...
Annual ‘A Christmas Carol’ opens to sold out crowd
Bob EvansNov 27, 2018
By Bob Evans Nothing says “Christmas” like the lighting of the Plaza lights on Thanksgiving night, but nearby, the KC Rep continues its own annual celebration with...
Austen classic draws robust OCTA crowd
Bob EvansNov 21, 2018
By Bob Evans Olathe Civic Theatre Association just ended a successful run of the Jane Austen classic, “Sense and Sensibility,” an early 1800s comedy about the...
Family 20 year saga plays out in 9 hours of theatre
Bob EvansNov 12, 2018
By Bob Evans Watch 20 years of family struggles and laughter play out in front of you when you attend all three parts of the current productions at Metropolitan Ensemble...
Sounds of ‘50s and ‘60 excites Chestnut crowd
Bob EvansNov 02, 2018
By Bob Evans Get tickets now and cross your fingers that shows do not sell out before you make the call to The Chestnut Fine Arts Center for the newest production,...
Steinbeck classic opens with full house
Bob EvansOct 27, 2018
By Bob Evans KC Rep brings one of the all-time favorite novels of The Great Depression Era to the stage as John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” opened with a...
TYA opens with favorite children’s story
Bob EvansOct 24, 2018
By Bob Evans A favorite children’s story, “Chicken Little” comes to life as a musical at Union Station on City Stage, presented by Theatre for Young America– a...
Count Dracula rises in blood-curdling new adaption
Bob EvansOct 16, 2018
By Bob Evans October marches on with the end of the annual Renaissance Festival and a step toward Halloween–a time for favorite gothic tales of terror, ghosts,...
Cabaret show unites beginnings of American ragtime, jazz
Bob EvansOct 13, 2018
By Bob Evans For a burst of American known standards polished up and performed by a super-talented cast of six, Quality Hill Playhouse kicks off its new season with...
