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OffStage is a compilation of all the performing arts news for the Kansas City region, including Topeka, Lawrence, and Columbia. For our calendar of show and audition listings, magazine archives, and a whole lot more visit www.kcstage.com
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The Kansas City Symphony prides itself in that the organization offers many choices and options to please everyone from young to old, from classical music enthusiast to contemporary music fans as it initiates its 2013-14 concert season.
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Pamela Baskin-Watson grew up in Kansas City, Kansas in a musical family. Her mother was a choral director, and her father, a singer; she and her siblings pursued music, and for Pam, it was the piano.
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Actors and actresses who previously graced the Unicorn stages served as waiters and waitresses to the patrons at The Unicorn Theatre’s annual Gala, in the area of the Mainstage, while supporters also heard from Executive Director Cynthia Levin that plans for the building purchase begin soon.
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This original performance by "The Flock" was held at the Just Off Broadway Theater in Kansas City, Missouri, during Kansas City's annual Fringe Festival.
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Mary Shá dances to "Mazamir Holliday" by Upper Egypt Ensemble at the Warrior Weekend show held at Nica's 320 Restaurant in Kansas City, MO on May 4, 2013.
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Medianoche performs to the sounds of Louis Armstrong, Peanuts Hucko, Trummy Young & Billy Kyle (recording) at Kansas City's Historic Folly Theater for the 2013 Kansas City Burlesque Festival!
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Concerts in Ludwig van Beethoven’s day must have been ungainly but sublime affairs. On Dec. 22, 1808, in the cold Theater an der Wien, Beethoven’s iconic Symphony No. 5 had its premiere along with another one of his great masterpieces, the Symphony No. 6, the “Pastoral.” Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/08/18/4412705/afternoon-vocal-concert-to-celebrate.html#storylink=cpy
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BLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of talented musicians, dancers and artists. BLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpufBLACK LAB, a new two-month music festival sponsored by Black House Collective and Charlotte Street Foundation, will celebrate innovative new work being produced by artists and composers in the Midwest. The festival will take place in September and October 2013 in downtown Kansas City at Charlotte Street Foundation’s Paragraph Gallery, with performances each Thursday and Saturday night, featuring a wide range of talented musicians, dancers and artists. - See more at: http://www.charlottestreet.org/2013/08/black-lab-festival/?utm_source=feedly#sthash.xoOiAz80.dpuf
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Willy Wilson showed his comedic talent in dozens of plays at the Maplewood Barn Community Theatre, which he joined in the '70s. When a fire destroyed the theater in 2010, he and his wife led the effort to raise money for a new building.
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Director John Alexander stood at the front of the restored 1885 Parallel Church at Rock Springs 4-H Center looking over the 40 or so movie extras and actors dressed as Kansas settlers and, one at a time, telling them where to sit in the pews to ensure the best shots for “The Bender Claim,” a Hitchcock-like psychological thriller he and producer JC Guest are making about the notorious Bender family of southeast Kansas.
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Building critical mass happens slowly but surely. A boat turns with a slight flick of the wrist and turn of the oar. Moving mountains is a continual investment of mustard seed-size faith. |
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Zada Al Gaziyeh, director of Raghsidad dances to "Gulf Nights" by Cherizar Khalegee at the Warrior Weekend show held at Nica's 320 Restaurant in Kansas City, MO on May 4, 2013.
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While "Driving Miss Daisy" may not be one of the more famous classics or groundbreaking new shows theatergoers rush to see, don't be fooled by the softly written vignettes and slow Southern drawls.
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Jason Miller and Graham Shirkey testing a new copter. Assisted by Mitch Brian. Shot and Edited by Todd Norris Panasonic GH3 14-140 Kit Lens Nikon 50mm f1.4
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In this scene from Picnic, 18-year-old Madge Owens (Emily Peterson), universally acclaimed as the "prettiest girl in town," and her 16-year-old sister, Millie (Alisa Lynn), discuss the upcoming Labor Day picnic.
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About 100 orchestral musicians from across the country will be in Kansas City next week for the annual gathering of the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians.
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In 1929, Cab Calloway’s band was swinging the El Torreon. A “crystal ball” reportedly made of 100,000 mirrors lit the ballroom where 2000 dancers would pack the dance floor.
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Normally, cell phones are banned in theaters. The New Century Follies is presenting an authentic vaudeville and burlesque show, and they're encouraging the audience to use their smart phones during the performance.
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Honda has launched a campaign to try and save drive-in theatres. Currently, all drive-in theatres that have not transitioned to digital projection will go dark on Dec. 31, 2013.
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Bellyache music. That's one dismissive characterization for country music, and the idea can be summed up pretty simply: "My dog died, my wife left me — with my best friend — and I'm flat broke." Too broke to put cow chips in the wood stove. |
