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KCBallet@Home has added Andrea Schermoly's Klein Perspectives to it On Demand offerings.

Did you ever see the video of the cast of Be More Chill finding out they were going to Broadway? That's how we felt.

The National WWI Museum and Memorial reopens to members today and to the public on Tuesday, June 2, while offering a host of programs in June.

The Coterie Theatre School is offering its summer session of drama classes as both live, interactive online instruction as well as in-person classes (whenever possible).

Hello, BroadwayWorld! My name is Holden Childress, and I am an incoming junior Musical Theatre major at the University of Central Missouri.

In its first-ever virtual announcement, Starlight revealed the nominations for the 18th annual Blue Star Awards in a live premiere on Facebook Thursday, May 21.

In its first-ever virtual announcement, Starlight revealed the nominations for the 18th annual Blue Star Awards in a live premiere on Facebook Thursday, May 21.

COVID-19 may have cancelled many events, but it's hasn't stopped Kansas City's premiere high school singing competition and the Jewish Community Center's (The J) Annual fundraiser KC SuperStar-we are going virtual!

In an effort to keep both Starlight staff and youth performers safe in the coronavirus pandemic, Starlight's education department will hold virtual auditions for its 2020 summer programs.

The Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts is pleased to announce its annual Future Stages Festival is going virtual this year.

COVID-19 may have cancelled many events, but it's hasn't stopped Kansas City's premiere high school singing competition and the Jewish Community Center's (The J) Annual fundraiser KC SuperStar-we are going virtual!

Originally produced in collaboration with The National World War I Museum and Memorial, and through special agreement with Actors Equity Association, MTH is proud to offer a five-camera, cinematic capture of its original revue Songs of the Great War to commemorate Memorial Day weekend.

Originally produced in collaboration with The National World War I Museum and Memorial, and through special agreement with Actors Equity Association, MTH will offer a five-camera, cinematic capture of its original revue Songs of the Great War to commemorate Memorial Day weekend.

The board of The Barn Players has made the difficult decision to cancel its Barn Kid's Summer Program for 2020.

KCBallet@Home, a compilation of on demand performances, public online dance work outs, classes, podcasts, and more has added Umbra, a ballet which premiered at New Dance Partners in September 20, 2019 at the Carlsen Center at Johnson County Community College.

In the 2019-2020 academic year, Park University's International Center for Music had five students win top prizes in some the most prestigious international music competitions in the world.

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With area jazz clubs and restaurants closed due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Kansas City Jazz Ambassadors have launched a fund to provide support to the local jazz community.

The Kansas City Symphony is taking a walk down memory lane to create Best of Bank of America Celebration at the Station by the Kansas City Symphony.

Union Station officials announced today an important and creative opportunity for Kansas Citians to support the historic monument through these unprecedented times.

The board of directors  of Heartland Men's Chorus (HMC), today announced that Shawn Cullen has been appointed as the permanent Artistic Director of the Chorus.

While the National WWI Museum and Memorial remains closed in the physical sense due to the COVID-19/Coronavirus, the organization remains 'open' with an array of virtual offerings throughout May.

Kansas City Public Theatre's Online 10-Minute Play Project is extended to 2 nights! A talented cast of actors will read LIVE via the Kansas City Public Theatre Facebook page on May 4th and May 5th at 7:30 PM

The Kansas City Symphony has canceled all remaining concerts in the 2019/20 season due to ongoing concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kansas City Ballet Artistic Director Devon Carney today announced the launch of KCBallet@Home, a compilation of on demand performances, public online dance work outs, classes, podcasts, and more.