Brock Wilbur
Articles
Molière’s The Imaginary Cuckold reimagined at Melting Pot as a reality TV show with an all-Black cast
Secrets and Lies scripts social media cheating but built on a 1660 play.
Monster Closets: 1992’s Alone in the Dark pioneered 3D survival horror in low-polygonal glory
Streetwise newsletter: Kansas City Actors Theatre’s The Price stages unfortunately timely issues
The Pitch’s 2022 summer guide to the best of KC events
Heat wave.
Letter from the Editor: The complicated calculus of meat math
Streetwise podcast has non-evil stormtroopers and cosplay goddess Briana Lawrence
Fridays are for geeking out over caring about others. At least this Friday is. Next week we'll get back to righteous anger.
Streetwise newsletter: 25 years of getting fitter, happier, and more productive with OK Computer
Celebrating an iconic album about being totally alone with technology, your thoughts, and crushing anxiety. A good time all around!
The Bob’s Burger’s Movie is a great intro for new fans, and a pleasant time for everyone else
Premiere: Boxknife unveil queer dark-pop banger track “The Tower”
Makes us wish there was a Donnie Darko sequel worthy of this synth shout-sincerity.
Cult escape drama The Aviary gets as lost as its characters
The Old Man and The Old Moon is better than any of us deserve
Letter from the Editor: Love, loss, and Pot Roast
Streetwise newsletter: Adventures in 900 numbers with grandpa
Pete the Cat is a testament to the power of Coterie’s talent pool
Two performances remain of The White Theatre’s Surviving Hitler
Black Pumas headline KC’s first-annual Innovation Festival in August
Photos: Girl Talk super-collided the entire history of sound at the Truman
Girl Talk’s Gregg Gillis talks new album, tour, and biomedical lab work
Monster Closets: Spelunker brought borderline nonsensical difficulty to a Nintendo cave story
Composer Olivier Derivière on reanimating the sound of Dying Light 2: Stay Human
Letter From the Editor: Southland Tales is a trip in its own right
What does new docuseries Real PD: Kansas City hope to accomplish?
"Safety First, Courtesy Always."
Cursive’s Tim Kasher shares his love of Lifetime movies and staying hydrated
We all know art is hard.
Photos: Tool bring sprawling psychedelic epics to T-Mobile
Letter From the Editor: Chaos goblins of change
Streetwise podcast considers all things with Laura Lorson
Support KC musicians with the first Bandcamp Friday of 2022
Zweihänder and Blackbirds are the dark engines driving future legends
Documentary Rise of the Players captures the villagers storming the castle of GameStop
"It's hard to buy things that everyone hates, and it's hard to sell things that everyone loves."
Letter From the Editor: Making up for paper
Downtown Council of KC launches strategic plan to revitalize businesses by 2030
Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes is a single shot comedy that warps time itself
Our Black Death isn’t your run-of-the-mill queer Dark Ages pandemic rom-com
The Last Thing Mary Saw pits forbidden love against religious fury
"They long for each other's touch, in bright sunlight!"
Kansas City Film Critics Circle names Loutzenhiser award-winners for 2022
KCFCC selects The Power of the Dog as the year's best film.
Streetwise podcast brings down the house with Susan Kander and Warren Ashworth
Unpacking is a meditative indie game about one of life’s most frustrating activities
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is a mix of cutscenes and cut scenes
This convoluted, inside-baseball extravaganza makes its characters S.T.A.R.S. in someone else's show.
