Leawood Stage Company, the mainly city supported suburban, community theater program under the Leawood (KS) Park and Recreation District operates in several city controlled locations including the outdoor Ironwoods Amphitheatre. The current production, Cole Porter's "Kiss Me Kate," opened this past weekend and will be performed through July 20 at 8:00 p.m. nightly. Leawood City has provided everything needed to put on a great show. Tickets are free.
Rain and Zoe Save the World, an award-winning new play by Crystal Skillman, the bookwriter of Mary and Max the musical, will receive an industry reading at Manhattan Theatre Club Studios on May 15th at 3 PM. The reading will be directed by Hersh Ellis.
Dixon Place (161A Chrystie Street) presents Down the Urinal Hole and Around the Corner, a queer cult horror from The Cult Next Door ensemble, November 17th at 10:00pm.
Dixon Place (161A Chrystie Street) presents Down the Urinal Hole and Around the Corner, a queer cult horror from The Cult Next Door ensemble, November 17th at 10:00pm.
Dixon Place (161A Chrystie Street) presents Down the Urinal Hole and Around the Corner, a queer cult horror from The Cult Next Door ensemble, tonight, October 27th, at 10:00pm.
Dixon Place ( 161A Chrystie Street) presents Down the Urinal Hole and Around the Corner, a queer cult horror from The Cult Next Door ensemble, October 27th at 10:00pm.
HTC's production of Spring Awakening, a folk-rock musical directed by Hersh Ellis, at the MTH Theater in Crown Center brings to life the gritty music of Duncan Sheik and the timeless lyrics and book of Steven Slater. Themes of injustice, homosexuality, teen pregnancy, masturbation, suicide, and conforming to strict rule compel a group of young people, questioning the unfairness of their world, to rebel.
Kansas City audiences are in for a rare experience during Fringe Festival this month as Home Grown Theatre Co. debuts emerging talent and fresh ideas from New York and Kansas City in three shows.
Kansas City audiences are in for a rare experience during Fringe Festival this month as Home Grown Theatre Co. debuts emerging talent and fresh ideas from New York and Kansas City in three shows.
Home Grown Theatre and XS Lighting have created one of the first "Green Shows" using entirely LED lighting in Kansas City. Bare: A Pop Opera runs through Wednesday August 13 at the Goppert Theatre on the Avila University campus. Home Grown Theatre Company is a non-profit company run solely by students.
