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Kansas City Repertory Theatre continues its 2021-22 season with the beloved holiday classic, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, adapted for the stage by Geoff Elliott and directed by Kansas City Repertory Theatre's Associate Artistic Director of KCRep/UMKC Partnership Jason Chanos.
Luigi Pirandello's 1917 "Cosi e (se vi pare)", or "You Are Right, If You Think", playfully toys with subjectivity as one gossipy family tries to get at the truth.
Most people have that thing every year that signals the beginning of the Holiday season; seeing the lights downtown, that first pumpkin spice whatever, or braving the crowds on Black Friday.
There's something to be said for a bunch of actors, putting in the work and leaving it all out on the stage unencumbered by elaborate sets.
In these chaotic and somewhat disturbing times, we can all use a good laugh as a release valve.
There's nothing like a well done David Mamet play with its verbal sparring, clever dialog and constant exchange of power.
The actors of Theatre9/12 present David Mamet's theatrical black comedy, SPEED THE PLOW.
The actors of Theatre9/12 present David Mamet's theatrical black comedy, SPEED THE PLOW.
Everyone has their own personal hallmarks that the holiday season has arrived.
Strengthen up those smiling and laughing muscles because the insanity of one of my favorite holiday show alternatives is back with "Ham for the Holidays: Fear the Bacon" over at ACT.
Holiday theatrical traditions are alive and well at ACT but the two shows playing couldn't be more different from each other.
Outrageous.
John Patrick Shanley's Tony and Pulitzer Prize winning play "Doubt" is and intense and stunning piece of work to be sure but it's far from bullet proof.
Theatrically speaking, there are few things in this town that are a sure lock of enjoyment.
The Twilight Zone: Live! returns to the comfy confines of Theater Schmeater, presenting three classic episodes from the iconic television series promises to pluck at heartstrings, bemuse with dry irony, and terrify by innocence.
The Equity Company Members of Theatre 9/12 present the World Premiere of A SHADE OF GREEN (formerly SHADES OF GREEN), starring Michael Oaks and Gregory Michaels.
The word riveting just doesn't seem to cover the experience of watching the World Premiere of Charles Waxberg's, "A Shade of Green" currently being offered from Theatre 9/12.
The Equity Company Members of Theatre 9/12 present the World Premiere of A SHADE OF GREEN (formerly SHADES OF GREEN), starring Michael Oaks and Gregory Michaels.
The Equity Company Members of Theatre 9/12 present the World Premiere of A SHADE OF GREEN (formerly SHADES OF GREEN), starring Michael Oaks and Gregory Michaels.
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