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KC theaters navigate the continuing virus crisis

Deborah Hirsch,

April 17, 2020

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Puffs focuses on the intriguing characters of Hogwarts that The Boy Who Lived ignored

Vivian Kane,

March 7, 2020

Actor Jan Rogge puts her directing stamp on KCAT’s Sea Marks

Deborah Hirsch,

January 9, 2018

The Unicorn Theatre’s Chesapeake makes an engaging, seriocomic argument for art

Deborah Hirsch,

December 29, 2017

The Unicorn gooses Chekhov with a Bird that fails to soar

Liz Cook,

December 7, 2017

Musical Theater Heritage goes soundly Into the Woods

Deborah Hirsch,

November 9, 2017

Spinning Tree's Casa Valentina makes the most of the play's soft touch and rough edges

Liz Cook,

November 8, 2017

Disgraced, at the Unicorn, questions respectability in mostly unexpected ways

Liz Cook,

October 30, 2017

William Shatner talks the joy of the uncompromised moment ahead of his one-man show at Yardley Hall Saturday

Nick Spacek,

October 26, 2017

KC Rep nails August Wilson’s Fences

Deborah Hirsch,

October 25, 2017

UMKC's workaday King Lear finds value in its acting and tech design

Deborah Hirsch,

October 18, 2017

The Coterie’s We Shall Not Be Moved: The Student Sit-ins of 1960 stands out

Deborah Hirsch,

October 2, 2017

KCAT's A Lie of the Mind is a fitting, wounding elegy for Sam Shepard

Liz Cook,

September 22, 2017

Between the Lines, at the Rep, dazzles but doesn't go deep

Liz Cook,

September 20, 2017

The Unicorn's Men on Boats is a refreshing ride

Deborah Hirsch,

September 14, 2017

Spinning Tree Theatre's Finian’s Rainbow is an entertaining throwback

Liz Cook,

September 13, 2017

Checking in with Heidi Van and Shea Ketchum, whose Fringe gambles we covered in June

Liz Cook,

September 12, 2017

Playbook: this fall’s theater productions

Deborah Hirsch,

September 11, 2017

The KCAT's And Then There Were None serves a delightfully poisonous cocktail of murder and style

Liz Cook,

August 14, 2017

Solo Shakespeare and a revealing medical story: Getting started at KC’s 2017 Fringe

Deborah Hirsch,

July 24, 2017

The Book Club Play spits out truth and its comic consequences at Kansas Repertory Theatre

Deborah Hirsch,

July 21, 2017

Heidi Van and Shea Ketchum — a Fringe veteran and a first-timer at the 13th annual fest — share a common goal: make winning theater

Liz Cook,

July 17, 2017

KC’s Heart of America Shakespeare Festival mounts a captivating and handsome Hamlet

Deborah Hirsch,

June 20, 2017

The Ballad of Lefty and Crabbe delivers vintage charm at the Living Room

Liz Cook,

June 6, 2017