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Charles Bruffy
Make that four more Grammy nominations for Kansas City choral conductor Charles Bruffy.
The show is April 2 at the Sprint Center. The presale is on right now; it ends at 10 p.m. Friday.
Punk musician Travis Barker and celebrity disc jockey DJ AM will perform together for the first time since the duo survived a fiery plane crash in South Carolina.
I guess you should think of me as Scrooge Lite, especially when it comes to holiday music.
Stern-faced musicologists might wrinkle their brows and roll their eyes, but it's perfectly all right for listeners to become enraptured with the music of Sergei Rachmaninoff. Sheer unadulterated beauty is often at the heart of his music, and as Spanish conductor Juanjo Mena seemed to say in his conducting debut with the Kansas City Symphony – bring it on!
The theater community was grieving Tuesday for the loss of one of their own — actor Peter Fopeano. Fopeano was found shot to death Tuesday evening in Kansas City, Kan. Police, responding to reports of shots fired, found Fopeano in a car with the engine running near Fifth Street and Troup Avenue.
Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s annual production of “A Christmas Carol” is living proof that certain theatergoers will return again and again to re-experience familiar pleasures.
Anyone who has ever attended the annual performance of Handel's Messiah at the Community of Christ Auditorium knows that it's much more than just a concert. It's an iconic cultural event for the entire Kansas City region.
Artists who exhibit the greatest amount of individuality tend to draw the greatest praise and the greatest criticism. So it is with Konstantin Lifschitz, the Ukranian pianist who performed Friday evening at the Folly Theater as part of the Master Pianist Series of the Friends of Chamber Music.
Well, friends, it had been a very long time since your humble theater critic sat through a production of "Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All For You" — so long, in fact, that I had forgotten how dark and ultimately disturbing this absurdist comedy really is.
The New Theatre Restaurant's new production of Mark Camoletti's old farce "Boeing Boeing" somehow pulls a lot more laughs than it oughta.
KU's Spencer Art Museum is one of 50 museums in 50 states selected to receive 50 works from The Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection. Herbert Vogel worked for the U.S. Postal Service. Dorothy Vogel was a reference librarian at the Brooklyn Public Library. They lived on her salary and bought art with his
Sometimes the simplest ideas can be highly effective. The Kansas City Symphony Chamber Players demonstrated how this can be done at Friday night’s concert at Visitation Church in midtown Kansas City.
The Coterie Theatre has reprised one of its most creative shows, an abbreviated version of “Seussical,” which it first staged in 2004 and by so doing gave the piece a second life in children’s theaters across the country.
Kansas City artist Deanna Dikeman has been awarded a $50,000 fellowship from United States Artists, a national artists advocacy organization founded in 2005 to reward artistic excellence.
The “Tuna” shows are so full of over-the-top stereotypes that it’s easy to forget just how funny, subtle and well-written they are.
The Eagles played for about three hours, including a 25-minute intermission. The setlist comprised 27 songs, and about 18 of those were classic-rock hits.
"Judith," part of the Early Music Series presented by the Friends of Chamber Music, fused early music and literature with modern creativity.
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