Arts Roundup, March 4

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Published March 3, 2005 at 10:42 AM CST

Bonita Hanson (center) plays the title role in Theatre for Young America's \"The Magic Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle.\" The show's cast of \"kids\" include (clockwise from upper left) Parry Luellen, Sarah Homan, Seth Golay and Jessica Dressler.

It's the arts roundup, the audio guide to the arts. This week, an eccentric widow called Mrs. Piggle Wiggle is brought to life in a new Theatre for Young America production; mural artist David Loewenstein exhibits his latest stencil prints ; and Lawrence filmmakers screen new short films. By Laura Spencer

Kansas City, Missouri – It's the arts roundup, the audio guide to the arts. This week, an eccentric widow called Mrs. Piggle Wiggle is brought to life in a new Theatre for Young America production; mural artist David Loewenstein murals exhibits his latest stencil prints
at the Olive Gallery and Art Supply; and Lawrence filmmakers

screen new short films. KCUR's Laura Spencer reports.

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