Vivian Kane is a Senior News Editor at The Mary Sue. She covers a range of topics within arts and entertainment, with a focus on social issues, including abortion and the implications of lawsuits related to political figures like Donald Trump and the GOP. Vivian's work has been featured in The Mary Sue and KC Studio.
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40 years on, “La Cage aux Folles” remains as entertaining and joyful as ever.
Who doesn't love a grand theatrical event? Fantastical stories, outsized drama, life-and-death conflicts—these things excite us.
Many likely think of Dial M for Murder as one of the quintessential murder mysteries.
It's October, which means for many of us, our “Spooky Season” switch has been flipped and the only entertainment we're interested in consuming is of the creepy or macabre variety.
By: Vivian Kane
One of Kansas City's most splendidly macabre traditions is back, as the work of Edgar Allan Poe is brought to life in Union Cemetery. The Coterie Theatre, in collaboration with the Union Cemetery Historical Society, is back with another round of its annual
If you're looking for a serious, reverent stage adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula , the production currently on stage at the Arts Asylum is not what you're after.
It’s hard to think of a better home for the Kansas City premiere of “Bubble Boy” than with Spinning Tree Theatre.
By: Vivian Kane
Creating a new piece of holiday-themed theatre that doesn't just entertain but has the potential to become an annual tradition is no easy feat, but
The works of Dr. Seuss are wondrous and colorful, often with faintly sinister undertones. Theatre in the Park’s “Seussical” capture that spirit in a production that viewers of all ages …
Lewis Morrow and Karis Harrington in Jawbone Crack Quick (KCMPT) In addition to its thoughtful productions of established works by African American playwrights, Melting Pot Theatre regularly mounts…
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