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Starlight Announces UNIQUELY KC $40M Campaign to Secure a Historic Kansas City Landmark for Future Generations (Oct 16, 2023)
Photo Flash: ETC Spoofs the 70's in New Musical DISASTER! (Jul 16, 2017)
BWW Reviews: THE OLDEST PROFESSION is Fun and Full of Heart (Nov 6, 2012)
Starlight Announces UNIQUELY KC $40M Campaign to Secure a Historic Kansas City Landmark for Future Generations (Oct 16, 2023)
Photo Flash: ETC Spoofs the 70's in New Musical DISASTER! (Jul 16, 2017)
BWW Reviews: THE OLDEST PROFESSION is Fun and Full of Heart (Nov 6, 2012)
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Starlight Announces UNIQUELY KC $40M Campaign to Secure a Historic Kansas City Landmark for Future Generations
Starlight Announces Uniquely KC Campaign - BroadwayWorld - Starlight Theatre is launching a new campaign, Uniquely KC, to highlight the rich cultural scene in Kansas City. The campaign will feature a series of videos showcasing local artists and performers.
Starlight Announces Uniquely KC Campaign - BroadwayWorld - Starlight Theatre is launching a new campaign, Uniquely KC, to highlight the rich cultural scene in Kansas City. The campaign will feature a series of videos showcasing local artists and performers.
Photo Flash: ETC Spoofs the 70's in New Musical DISASTER!
Island ETC (East-End Theatre Company) is pleased to announce our 15th season opener, DISASTER! DISASTER! is a new musical by Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick. DISASTER! will open with a fundraising gala on Friday, July 21st and performances will continue through August 19th. Earthquakes, tidal waves, infernos and the unforgettable songs of the 70's take center stage in this homage to classic disaster films.
Island ETC (East-End Theatre Company) is pleased to announce our 15th season opener, DISASTER! DISASTER! is a new musical by Seth Rudetsky and Jack Plotnick. DISASTER! will open with a fundraising gala on Friday, July 21st and performances will continue through August 19th. Earthquakes, tidal waves, infernos and the unforgettable songs of the 70's take center stage in this homage to classic disaster films.
BWW Reviews: THE OLDEST PROFESSION is Fun and Full of Heart
Theatre Southwest is currently presenting THE OLDEST PROFESSION by Paula Vogel, who is known for her decidedly strong, controversial works like HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE that examines incest and THE BALTIMORE WALTZ that is about AIDS. In THE OLDEST PROFESSION, she gives audiences a chance to see a softer side of her writing, using prostitution as a way to explore the community of sisterhood while weaving in dated but humorous political zingers (i.e. "This is America where any girl can start in the alley and wind up a madam!") disparaging the economic boom and decline that began with President Reagan's 80s. In the end, this show is really about the passing of businesses, clients, and our close friends and how we deal with that loss as a community.
Theatre Southwest is currently presenting THE OLDEST PROFESSION by Paula Vogel, who is known for her decidedly strong, controversial works like HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE that examines incest and THE BALTIMORE WALTZ that is about AIDS. In THE OLDEST PROFESSION, she gives audiences a chance to see a softer side of her writing, using prostitution as a way to explore the community of sisterhood while weaving in dated but humorous political zingers (i.e. "This is America where any girl can start in the alley and wind up a madam!") disparaging the economic boom and decline that began with President Reagan's 80s. In the end, this show is really about the passing of businesses, clients, and our close friends and how we deal with that loss as a community.
Photo Flash: Theatre Southwest Opens THE OLDEST PROFESSION Tonight
Theatre Southwest presents 'The Oldest Profession' written by Paula Vogel, directed by David Holloway. Theatre Southwest presents this play by a winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize during the 35th anniversary of this organization that has brought so many women playwrights to the forefront. The show runs tonight, October 26 - November 17. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!
Theatre Southwest presents 'The Oldest Profession' written by Paula Vogel, directed by David Holloway. Theatre Southwest presents this play by a winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize during the 35th anniversary of this organization that has brought so many women playwrights to the forefront. The show runs tonight, October 26 - November 17. Get a first look at the show in the photos below!
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