Tag: “Broadway through the Decades” review, Kansas City Arts & Entertainment, Kansas City Performing Arts, Kansas City Theatre, Quality Hill Playhouse
Quality Hill delivers fantastic performances
Bob EvansMar 20, 2020
Just before the COVID-19 spread impacted the nation, Quality Hill Playhouse opened a beautiful production of their Broadway series “Broadway Through the Decades,”...
‘Spring Awakening’ brings teenage Angst to Arts Asylum
Bob EvansMar 14, 2020
By Dennis Maddux-Phillips, guest reviewer Traditional teenage sexual longing on Broadway used to sound like “We love you Conrad, on yes we do”, but say bye...
‘American Son’ puts focus on racial divides
Bob EvansMar 09, 2020
‘ What could be worse than a mother’s anguish and concern when her 18-year=old son does not return at night, and her motherly instinct sounds her intrinsic alarm for...
Magic flourishes at Coterie’s new show, ‘Puffs’
Bob EvansMar 03, 2020
By Phil Kinen, guest reviewer Fifty points awarded to the Coterie! The current production, “Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic...
OCTA’s ‘Merry Wives’ displays Shakespeare comedy, chaos
Bob EvansFeb 27, 2020
Only one weekend remains to see Shakespeare’s conniving wives plot and successfully deploy a plan to embarrass and humiliate the pompous John Falstaff who plans a...
Tragic personal stories add drama to ‘Titanic’
Bob EvansFeb 17, 2020
Five Tony Awards including Best Musical and over 800 performances means “Titanic, the Musical” celebrated success on Broadway, and the monumental task to bring a...
‘Fun Home’ rings true with stellar performances
Bob EvansFeb 03, 2020
By Dennis Maddux-Phillips, guest reviewer While the citizens of KC are reveling in Chiefs ‘ Fever, the patrons of KCREP have reasons to stand up and cheer for a...
‘Girlfriends’ tells simple story with flair
Bob EvansJan 30, 2020
By Phil Kinen, guest reviewer Spinning Tree’s smashing Kansas City premier production of “Girlfriend” offers a terrific examination of a simple love story mired in...
‘Babel’ generates futuristic dilemma
Bob EvansJan 27, 2020
by Phil Kinen, guest reviewer Who gets to be God when creating a baby? The mother? Both parents? The doctor? Perhaps the Stork? Jacqueline Goldfinger new play,...
‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ awakens inner child in revisited story
Bob EvansJan 22, 2020
By Dennis Maddux-Phillips, Guest Reviewer Introducing a child to a classic novel or the magic of theatre, bestows an unforgettable gift that forever remains remembered...
