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The city of Branson is ending its face-covering ordinance on May 24, and theaters in the area are preparing for the future.

MTH Theater at Crown Center has announced plans for its first in-person educational camp for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

While the coronavirus pandemic kept Starlight dark for the first time in 70 years last summer, Starlight leadership and staff have announced that live productions will return to the historic theatre’s stage with the 2021 AdventHealth Broadway Series.

My list of dream roles is short, and it would be really great to make it even shorter by crossing these roles off the list.

Kansas City Ballet will welcome audiences to Starlight Theatre for a 70-minute performance uniquely designed to tantalize your sense of adventure.

The Cape Girardeau Police Department is investigating a fire that took place at the former Broadway Theatre building earlier this week as a possible case of arson.

We are living in unparalleled time with the roll out of vaccines to battle a deadly enemy - the COVID-19 virus.

Opening the Theatre in the Park's (TIP) 2021 season is the all new, all original “Songs for a New… Now” cabaret featuring songs written by Kansas City regional composers and lyricists!  “Songs for a New…Now will be presented streaming on demand beginning Friday, April 23 and tickets will

MTH Theater at Crown Center has announced plans for its first live performance in over 14 months.

The emergence of the COVID-19 has altered the daily lives of everyone across the globe.

Starlight is excited has announced another fantastic streaming production with Starlight@Home.

Lyric Opera of Kansas City is returning to live productions this spring with two upcoming performances set for April and May 2021.

SevenDays-Make a Ripple Change the World, the annual kindness experience  of the Faith Always Wins Foundation, is just weeks away from its 2021 programing planned for April 13-25.

Starlight has announced another fantastic streaming production with Starlight@Home.

I don’t look back on these as the best shows I’ve ever done, but I will always have memories from them, whether they're good or bad.

This week, in “Doppelganger,” the 10th episode of “Kansas City: 1924,” a bold plan is carried out to bring an end to further bloodshed in the cross-town war, but there's no guarantee – or even faith – that it will work.

Join the full virtual chorus and featured soloists as they celebrate the music that sparks the perseverance needed during these unprecedented times.

The University of Missouri Department of Theatre will welcome to campus as its first Artist in Residence, Broadway, television, and film actor and published author Taye Diggs.

Community Blood Center (CBC) is partnering with  SevenDays Make a Ripple, Change the World*, an event that promotes kindness and interfaith dialogue in the greater Kansas City area by inviting the public to VIRTUALLY take part in themed activities over a two-week period, April 13-25, with one excep

Park International Center for Music (Park ICM) announced today that their 2020-2021 Season would continue on March 24th with an entire concert devoted to piano lovers.

A loving send-up of the 1950s, small-town America, teenagers, and rock & roll, Bye Bye Birdie remains as fresh and vibrant as ever.

This is the final classic Suspense episode of the first season before the company presents the final three episodes of 'Kansas City: 1924' in March.

Johnson County Community College's Midwest Trust Center presents We Banjo 3, quartet of two sets of brothers, Enda & Fergal Scahill and Martin & David Howley, who seamlessly converge the shared traditions of Americana, Bluegrass, and Celtic music with a brilliant command of their banjo, fiddle, mand

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Kansas City Actors Theatre presents a virtual performed reading of Molière's 'The Pests' in a new translation and adaptation from Dr.