Tag: “Bang” review, Kansas City Arts & Entertainment, Kansas City Performing Arts, Kansas City Theatre, KC Fringe Festival, Loretto Auditorium
‘Bang’ tells story of accidental shooting death in Mexico
Bob EvansJul 22, 2019
One-person shows are common in the Fringe Festival and oh-so-challenging for an artist to stand alone on a stage, remembering and acting an hour of dialogue complete...
‘Yeti and Me’ elicits belly laughs with outrageous story-telling
Bob EvansJul 22, 2019
Depend on Marilyn Lynch to select great pieces for her one-woman shows at KC Fringe Festivals, and this year’s entry, “Yeti and Me,” allows her to let go with an...
‘Magic Is Not Pretty’ makes believers out of skeptics
Bob EvansJul 22, 2019
Ah, yes, there are secrets to magic. And, regular Fringe Festival entrant C.K Carey, knows them and uses them to display intriguing stunts of illusion before big crowds...
‘Pieces of My Heart’ features cabaret style evening
Bob EvansJul 21, 2019
Displaying a style of New York cabaret and night club style, not found in the KC Market, songstress Judy Simmons takes her audience on a journey of her life in a musical...
‘U Really Got A Hold On Me’ tells Smokey Robinson’s story
Bob EvansJul 20, 2019
“A Tribute To The Music, Trials & Triumphs of Smokey Robinson” gives local favorite singer Br. John a chance to spin his magic and take his audiences inside the...
“Look What the Fire Did” challenges family fiber
Bob EvansJul 20, 2019
Get ready for a thrill ride when viewing Lewis Morrow’s 2019 Fringe entry that takes the audience inside a family home as they confront the death of a black student...
‘Man Cave’ takes devastating look at climate change
Bob EvansJul 20, 2019
Regular Fringe participant Timothy Mooney brings his newest one-man show to the Center for Spiritual Living as he presents “Man Cave, a One-Man Sci-Fi Climate Change...
‘Bones Beneath the Sidewalk’ shows bloody state histories
Bob EvansJul 20, 2019
The history of the love lost between Kansas and Missouri comes to life in Colleen Enna’s Fringe entry, “Bones Beneath the Sidewalk,” currently playing at the...
‘In Just My Underwear’ introduces fresh talent, personal message
Bob EvansJul 20, 2019
In opening his initial entry in the Kansas City Fringe Festival, new to the city actor, Tony Sloan, faces his past demons, presenting his audience with his (and...
‘Six Degrees of Defecation’ spews embarrassing laughs
Bob EvansJul 18, 2019
Count on Brie Henderson to take her serious medical condition, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and turn it into three successful Fringe shows by using her own stories,...
