Author: Liz Cook

Midwest Dramatists Center to lure playwrights to the Writers Place

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Journey’s End digs into World War I with grace and wit

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The KC Ballet’s Dracula is bloody convincing

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Living Room finds the tender parts in LaBute’s gamy Fat Pig

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

KC Rep cuts to the heart of Romeo and Juliet

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

MET dresses down for a fine M. Butterfly revival

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Charlotte Street’s award winners plant their flags at Grand Arts

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Nothing in the KCAC’s latest show stands still

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Rep’s Santaland Diaries is a present worth opening

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

New, Four rounds up interesting pieces by Art Institute faculty

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Jim Sajovic raises a blush at the Todd Weiner Gallery

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Shelby Floyd shines in Egads’ Tell Me on a Sunday

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

At La Esquina: Wall Street, Main Street, Charlotte Street

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Sweeney Todd needs a little more sharpening in Lawrence

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Foreigner jabbers anew at the Rep

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Writers talk shop in Seminar

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Kansas City Ballet gets a season-opening lift from Devon Carney

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

With Mount, Haw Contemporary opens big — and small

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Oh Land: You have to focus on who you are and what you’re good at

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Last Night: Field Day Dreams at RecordBar

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Red Badge Variations updates notions of wartime courage

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Rep stumps for Paul Robeson

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Venus in Fur brings the whip down at the Unicorn, and it feels good

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Reeling through H&R Block Artspace’s comprehensive performance-art showcase

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Back and forth with Misha Kligman’s Threshold at City Ice Arts

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Some Fringe Fest bets are already paying off

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Start your Fringe Festival with these shows

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Glen Hansen crafts his Kansas City Project

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Death of Cupid doesn’t dilute Lysistrata

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Mountaintop lifts MLK by taking him off the pedestal

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Jessica Brandl gets a handle on Manifest Destiny and the Midwest

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The MET’s Ragtime: minimal sets, maximum feeling

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

Hurlyburly: Coke is tough, being a man tougher

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

The Rep finds strong currency in Mamet’s American Buffalo

Liz Cook,

January 4, 2018

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