by Michael D. Smith
Tue, May 26, 2009
CORRECTION: In the May 27th review of "Cowtown Ballroom," it was incorrectly written that the El Torreon eventually served as the location for The Vanguard when in actuality the latter was at a separate location at 4305 Main St. Here it is again...
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Wed, Jun 17, 2009
Produced by the American Heartland Theatre and directed by William J. Christie, the show "Unnecessary Farce" claims to be a laugh-out-loud comedy. But from my perspective, the play needed some work.
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by Scott Easterday
Wed, Jun 17, 2009
Alacartoona is Ruby Falls, vocal and guitar, Providence Forge, bass and vocal, Overton Wooldridge, accordion and vocal, and Bachelor Calwood, drums and percussion. The music was paired down; only the instrumentation that was needed was present. The troupe also delivered monologues and dialogs: emotive vignettes that were acted out.
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by Steve Shapiro
Tue, Jun 16, 2009
Stephen Karam, who was barely twenty-six when his first play, "Speech & Debate," premièred in New York in 2007, is not writing in the vein of the expected: throughout his play when pivotal moments arise the characters fall silent. Karam's characters are a talky trio, but they know when words are not enough.
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by Sarah Tyrrell
Tue, Jun 16, 2009
There is a reason that this is one of the most well supported choral groups in the city: they deliver spirited performances, clever (at times risky) programming, and always a surprise or two.
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by Scott Easterday
Mon, Jun 15, 2009
KCMetropolis.org takes a look into the mechanics behind the magic during a rehearsal of the Quixotic Dance Fusion aerial team before their upcoming premiere of "Lux Esalare."
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by Michael D. Smith
Tue, Jun 09, 2009
It's a story that's as old as Cain and Abel - In the comedic drama "Rudo Y Cursi," two brothers, or in this case half-brothers, are pitted against one another in the fan-crazed world of Mexican soccer.
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