Tag: Dracula, Kansas City Actors Theatre, Kansas City Arts & Entertainment, Kansas City Performing Arts, Kansas City Theater, KCAT, Spencer Theatre, UMKC
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,...
KCAT presents ‘Dracula’ in time for Halloween
Bob EvansSep 22, 2018
Great actors. Smart plays. Bringing “Dracula” to Life Work has begun on our world-premiere adaptation of “Dracula: A Song of Love and Death,” by...
Eugene O’Neill’s final play wows KCAT patron
Bob EvansSep 18, 2018
By Bob Evans Depend on Kansas City Actors Theatre to present seldom produced classic plays with top local talent, beautiful sets, outstanding sound, dramatic lighting,...
Previews for KCAT begin tonight
Bob EvansSep 12, 2018
Great actors. Smart plays. Preview “A Moon for the Misbegotten” Our production of Eugene O’Neill’s “A Moon for the Misbegotten” has...
KCAT mounts O’Neill drama
Bob EvansAug 30, 2018
Kansas City Actors Theatre announces cast and creative staff for Eugene O’Neill’s “A Moon for the Misbegotten” Kansas City Actors Theatre has completed casting...
Noel Coward comedy excites KCAT audiences
Bob EvansAug 14, 2018
By Bob Evans Comedy fans that long for a crafty, well-written, well-acted comedy with no cliffs to plunge into a deeper meaning finally rejoice with Kansas City...
KCAT scores with ‘Skylight’
Bob EvansMay 29, 2018
By Bob Evans Expect nothing short of stellar acting when you see the Kansas City Actors Theatre production of David Hare’s “Skylight” now playing at City Stage on...
KCAT announces cast for ‘Skylight’
Bob EvansApr 18, 2018
Kansas City Actors Theatre announces cast and creative staff for David Hare’s “Skylight” Kansas City Actors Theatre has completed casting for its production of...
KCAT production challenges mental illness concepts
Bob EvansSep 17, 2017
By Bob Evans Jake’s crazy rage over visions, jealousy, mistaken signs, and supposition leads him to beat his wife to the point where he leaves her for dead in Sam...
‘My Old Lady’ allows pain, suffering, culture clash to rotate through characters
Bob EvansJan 20, 2017
by Bob Evans Count on Kansas City Actors Theatre to find and mount rich, textured productions with characters, action, dialogue, and entertainment worthy of the best...
