Author: Deborah Hirsch

A Kids Play About Racism—a virtual show about something all too real

Deborah Hirsch,

July 28, 2020

KC theater groups fill holiday weekend with online events

Deborah Hirsch,

May 20, 2020

Vanessa Severo And Nathan Darrow As Maggie And Brick In Cat On A Hot Tin Roof Photo By Don Ipock 3

KC theaters navigate the continuing virus crisis

Deborah Hirsch,

April 17, 2020

The Coterie Theatre School and KC theater artists take their acts online

Deborah Hirsch,

March 31, 2020

The Unicorn Theatre’s American Son speaks to us all

Deborah Hirsch,

March 11, 2020

What August Wilson "learned" at the Black Repertory Theatre of KC

Deborah Hirsch,

February 25, 2020

Spinning Tree Theatre’s Girlfriend is a Sweet and satisfying affair

Deborah Hirsch,

January 28, 2020

The White Rose, at the Coterie, uncovers a country at war with itself

Deborah Hirsch,

January 27, 2020

Say goodbye to 2019 at these New Year's Eve shindigs

Deborah Hirsch, Hannah Strader,

December 17, 2019

A guide to KC's wonderland of arts and entertainment for the 2019 holiday season

Deborah Hirsch, Hannah Strader,

December 4, 2019

An original Caroline, or Change, at Spinning Tree, reimagines old tropes

Deborah Hirsch,

November 12, 2019

The imaginative A Doll’s House, Part 2, at the Unicorn, also has some sequel blues

Deborah Hirsch,

October 23, 2019

Dramatic acts of protest in the Coterie’s Rise Up

Deborah Hirsch,

September 25, 2019

KC Rep’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof connects with strong performances

Deborah Hirsch,

September 18, 2019

Fine lines on race and power in KCAT’s “Master Harold” … and the Boys

Deborah Hirsch,

September 17, 2019

In MTH’s rousing In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda tells another immigrant story

Deborah Hirsch,

August 12, 2019

The 2019 KC Fringe Festival is in full swing. Here's what we've seen so far.

Liz Cook, Deborah Hirsch,

July 22, 2019

Chasing Gods, a new play at KU's Kansas Rep reaches across the aisle

Deborah Hirsch,

July 16, 2019

Spinning Tree and Variety KC are making moves with Starlight Express

Deborah Hirsch,

June 20, 2019

The Shakespeare fest’s fun Shakespeare in Love raises the Bard at Southmoreland Park

Deborah Hirsch,

June 19, 2019

Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes — The Revolutionists, at the Unicorn, goes for a round

Deborah Hirsch,

June 13, 2019

At KC Rep, Vanessa Severo presents a vivid Frida…a self portrait

Deborah Hirsch,

May 7, 2019

At the Unicorn, Logan Black shares a personal Bond

Deborah Hirsch,

April 30, 2019

The Humans, at the Unicorn, eerily captures modern-day anxiety

Deborah Hirsch,

March 15, 2019

Author: Deborah Hirsch

A Kids Play About Racism—a virtual show about something all too real

KC theater groups fill holiday weekend with online events

KC theaters navigate the continuing virus crisis

The Coterie Theatre School and KC theater artists take their acts online

The Unicorn Theatre’s American Son speaks to us all

What August Wilson "learned" at the Black Repertory Theatre of KC

Spinning Tree Theatre’s Girlfriend is a Sweet and satisfying affair

The White Rose, at the Coterie, uncovers a country at war with itself

Say goodbye to 2019 at these New Year's Eve shindigs

A guide to KC's wonderland of arts and entertainment for the 2019 holiday season

An original Caroline, or Change, at Spinning Tree, reimagines old tropes

The imaginative A Doll’s House, Part 2, at the Unicorn, also has some sequel blues

Dramatic acts of protest in the Coterie’s Rise Up

KC Rep’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof connects with strong performances

Fine lines on race and power in KCAT’s “Master Harold” … and the Boys

In MTH’s rousing In the Heights, Lin-Manuel Miranda tells another immigrant story

The 2019 KC Fringe Festival is in full swing. Here's what we've seen so far.

Chasing Gods, a new play at KU's Kansas Rep reaches across the aisle

Spinning Tree and Variety KC are making moves with Starlight Express

The Shakespeare fest’s fun Shakespeare in Love raises the Bard at Southmoreland Park

Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes — The Revolutionists, at the Unicorn, goes for a round

At KC Rep, Vanessa Severo presents a vivid Frida…a self portrait

At the Unicorn, Logan Black shares a personal Bond

The Humans, at the Unicorn, eerily captures modern-day anxiety

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Johnson County Community College’s Carlsen Center announces sporadic future schedule

KC Fringe Festival adapts to digital platform; runs July 12-26

All Kauffman Center events postponed until 2021

For the first time in 70 years, Starlight Theatre has cancelled its programming for the year

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