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BUS STOP To Close At KC Rep 4/3

By: Mar. 31, 2010
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After a critically-acclaimed run at Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Bus Stop, directed by Steven Cosson of The Civilians, closes Sunday, April 3.

The Bus Stop cast: Blair Baker as Elma (Oleanna, The Footage), David Fritts as Carl (Glengarry GLen Ross, Julius Caesar, Death of a Salesman in Kansas City), Jim Gall as Will (A Christmas Carol, Man and Superman, Saint Joan at KC Rep), Gary NeAl Johnson as Virgil (A Christmas Carol, Given ‘Em Hell, Harry, Winesburg, Ohio at KC Rep), Mark Robbins as Dr. Lyman (A Flea in Her Ear, The Voysey Inheritance at KC Rep/American Conservatory Theater), Jedadiah Schultz as Bo (Bhutan, The Secret Agenda of Trees, The Laramie Project), Adria Vitlar as Cherie (Rough Crossing at Yale Rep) and Cheryl Weaver as Grace (A Flea in Her Ear, The Trip to Bountiful, The Voysey Inheritance at KC Rep).

The creative team: Andromache Chalfant (Set Design), Sarah Beers (Costume Design), David Weiner (Lighting Design), Joe Cerqua (Sound Design/Composer) and Jan DeLovage (Wig Design).

Bus Stop closes April 3 at Spencer Theatre, 4949 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Tickets cost $15-$50. For information about performance times and ticket options, call the Rep Box Office at 816-235-2700 or visit www.KCRep.org.

about kansas city repertory theatre
Now in its 45th season, Kansas City Repertory Theatre is its region's only member of the League of Resident Theatres (LORT) and serves as the professional theatre in residence at the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC). The Rep produces mainstage plays and special events at Spencer Theatre on the UMKC campus and Copaken Stage located in downtown Kansas City. Kansas City Rep employs more than 250 professional artists, technicians and administrators, and serves more than 100,000 patrons annually.

Photo: Adria Vitlar and Jedadiah Schultz



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