The Coterie Theatre has reprised one of its most creative shows, an abbreviated version of “Seussical,” which it first staged in 2004 and by so doing gave the piece a second life in children’s theaters across the country.
The “Tuna” shows are so full of over-the-top stereotypes that it’s easy to forget just how funny, subtle and well-written they are.
The “Tuna” shows are so full of over-the-top stereotypes that it’s easy to forget just how funny, subtle and well-written they are.
"Judith," part of the Early Music Series presented by the Friends of Chamber Music, fused early music and literature with modern creativity.
Sometimes I wonder if the last truly exciting time in American theater was the 1950s — especially after seeing an Arthur Miller blockbuster. The Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre’s often riveting production of “The Crucible” simply underscores a fact worth repeating: Miller was a master of dramatic narrative.
Beneath the malodorous world of Ron Simonian’s plays — ghastly subsets populated by pimps, hookers, johns, strippers, killers and sleazy politicians — are legitimate questions about ethics.
October was a month of milestones for Teri Adams. The veteran musical-theater actress celebrated the one-year anniversary of her wedding to actor Parry Luellen; she celebrated her 41st birthday; and she made it through her first National Breast Cancer Awareness Month since being diagnosed with the disease.
For the first five minutes of “Clay” I took notes like a good reporter.
It’s a safe bet that KC’s downtown area has more live theater than you’re used to.
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