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The 2020 version of Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s "A Christmas Carol," like most things during the coronavirus era, will be a little different — now it's a virtual production with a cast of four instead of 50.
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Kansas' candidates for a U.S. Senate seat squared off, a film festival that normally happens in March ends up outdoors in October, and a Kansas City theatre brings Halloween to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
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Theater companies respond to COVID-19 with mix of small-scale live performances, outdoor events, and digital experiences.
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For live theater, the audience is essential. "You come to a show, you sit next to a stranger, you guys are laughing at the same thing, or you're intrigued…
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Segment 1: Kansas lawmakers prepare to tackle myriad issues in the upcoming legislative session.Kansas' Medicaid expansion seems to be the hottest issue…
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Segment 1: Gun policy specialist says the gun control debate needs to shift.In his book "Gunfight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America,"…
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The Kansas City Repertory Theatre on Sunday announced that Stuart Carden will become its new artistic director. His first day in the office will be…
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With her stoic beauty, her uni-brow and her dark hair braided with flowers, the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo has an iconic face. Kahlo died in the 1950s,…
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Terry Teachout, who writes for the "Wall Street Journal," sees at least 100 plays a year—about half of them are in New York City, and the other half are…
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Some of the basic lessons of “A Christmas Carol” have rubbed off on Nicole Marie Green and Logan Black, the actors who play Mrs. and Mr. Cratchit this…
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Eric Rosen is saying goodbye to Kansas City. But not without a few sniffles first.Rosen, who is moving to New York, began his role as artistic director of…
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Segment 1: Artistic director of the KC Rep is leaving soon. How has local theatre changed?After 10 years with the Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Eric…