TheaterCh-ch-ch-ch-changes — The Revolutionists, at the Unicorn, goes for a round Deborah Hirsch, June 13, 2019
A&E, TheaterShakespeare (in Love) in The Park starts tonight and runs through July 7 Pitch Staff, June 11, 2019
TheaterKCAT's Morning's at Seven is an odd little comedy about sisters and aging Liz Cook, May 29, 2019
TheaterBilly Elliot the Musical, at Spinning Tree Theatre, is a follow-your-heart story (with anti-Thatcherite anthems) Liz Cook, April 17, 2019
TheaterCapitalism, colonialism, and comedy in School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play at the KC Rep Liz Cook, March 12, 2019
TheaterIn the Coterie's Secret Soldiers, a Civil War teaching moment in camouflage Deborah Hirsch, January 31, 2019
TheaterEmotional Creature, at Spinning Tree Theatre, is a syrupy kind of sincere Liz Cook, January 26, 2019
TheaterIn KCAT’s absorbing Death and the Maiden, the personal is political Deborah Hirsch, January 16, 2019
TheaterThe Wolves, at the Unicorn, explores the ties that bind — or don’t Deborah Hirsch, December 12, 2018
TheaterMET cofounder Bob Paisley has resigned as president of the theater's board David Hudnall, November 8, 2018
TheaterThe Living Room Theatre is going all in on local work: Best of KC 2018 Pitch Staff, November 7, 2018
TheaterBurlesque, comedy, and drama in The Nance, at Spinning Tree Theatre Deborah Hirsch, November 7, 2018
TheaterMetropolitan Ensemble Theatre is entering a new era—but are its leaders stuck in the past? Liz Cook, November 2, 2018
TheaterSpinning Tree Theatre keeps introducing us to our future faves: Best of KC 2018 Pitch Staff, November 1, 2018
TheaterIn Sweat at the Unicorn, Rust Belt anxiety amid the 2000s collapse of American manufacturing Liz Cook, October 29, 2018
TheaterThe Unicorn Theatre is giving risky shows the royal treatment: Best of KC 2018 Pitch Staff, October 17, 2018
TheaterBlacKkKlansman's Kevin Willmott takes his writing to the Coterie in Becoming Martin Deborah Hirsch, September 27, 2018
TheaterOn the Kansas City Actors Theatre’s troubling (and troubled) production of A Moon for the Misbegotten Liz Cook, September 20, 2018
TheaterMy Fair Lady, at MTH, is fairly popular (if also fairly long) Deborah Hirsch, September 19, 2018
