By Anita Widaman | Entertainment Editor Everyone loves a story with a happy ending and that usually means boy meets girl; boy gets the girl. But when the story is told through ...
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‘Underground’ Expects Sold-Out Performances This Weekend
Groundbreaking Performance This Weekend Local pastors and community leaders Charles Briscoe and Stan Archie attended Storling Dance Theater’s popular production of “Underground” in recent years and they’re still moved by what they ...
Read More »Kansas City’s connection to the Nazi’s stolen loot
Legislation Would Award Congressional Gold Medals Kansas City, Mo.– As excitement builds for the release of the Sony film The Monuments Men, Kansas City’s Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is recognizing six real-life ...
Read More »C.S. Lewis Production Comes to the Kansas City Stage
The producers of the hit national tour of The Screwtape Letters  bring another Lewis classic to life New York–Max McLean, Artistic Director of Fellowship for the Performing Arts, announces that C.S. Lewis’ “The ...
Read More »Film Screening of The Abolitionists Jan. 27
MNU Film Series on Civil Rights in America OLATHE, KAN, — A free screening of The Abolitionists followed by a scholarly discussion, will be held Jan. 27, 2014 at 7 p.m. at ...
Read More »Wicked. An unintended allegory for our time?
by Dwight Widaman | Heading to Chicago or another great city soon? Plan to see the Broadway production of Wicked. It’s a delicious look at an imaginary culture which some astute ...
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