Vivian Kane is a Senior News Editor at The Mary Sue. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on theater, including plays and musicals. Vivian's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Mary Sue, KC Studio, and The Pitch.
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By: Vivian Kane
After spending decades establishing itself as a premier producer of classic and contemporary musicals in Kansas City, Music Theater Heritage is currently running its first-ever original production.
By: Vivian Kane
The incident that inspired Carlyle Brown's The African Company Presents Richard III is a fascinating bit of theatre history that today is largely, tragically, unknown.
Since the moment KCRep announced its current season, I've been looking forward to their mounting of The Wizard of Oz.
By: Vivian Kane
Unicorn Theatre's current production of Don't Touch My Hair deals with some extremely heavy subject matter, from slavery to sexual assault to modern racism and cultural appropriation.
centers on a real-life mystery from the author's life, when she went missing for 11 days in 1926, reappearing at a hotel with a possible case of amnesia. The play approaches this mystery from two angles: We watch the author unravel in her present as a modern-day fan works to uncover the truth of what happened.
By: Vivian Kane
The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival is back for its 34th season with one of Shakespeare's most macabre tragedies,
By: Vivian Kane
The KC Fringe Festival kicks off this weekend , with 36 shows ranging from dance to improv to autobiographical dramas.
When Disney's 2013 film Frozen was adapted for the stage and hit Broadway in 2018, it faced some inherent obstacles.
At first glance, Intimate Apparel may present itself as a simple, slow-paced profile of one woman's quiet life.
A theatre legend and an LGBTQ+ pioneer, Terrence McNally put gay protagonists at the center of his plays as early as the 1960s. (Something plenty
