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KC Studio magazine launched in May 2008 and is published six times a year, anchored in the arts and culture of Kansas City. KC Studio covers the performing, visual, cinematic and literary arts, and the artists, organizations and patrons that make Kansas City a vibrant center for arts and culture. Great cities possess a strong arts and cultural scene, and support of the arts is an essential part of a city’s success and community growth. The best way to further stimulate audience development begins with making people aware of the many wonderful art and cultural opportunities available. That is an essential part of KC Studio‘s mission, and we strive to fulfill it in a lively, engaging way that gets people excited and involved as users and patrons of the arts. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Columbus, OH |
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| Frequency | Biyearly |
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Search Articles“The Ritz” Is a Fascinating Time Capsule and a Fine Farce
Christopher Barksdale and Paul Molnar in The Ritz (Don Ipock) 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 of critics and audiences had trouble wrapping their heads around.) The Ritz, which debuted in 1975, is a joyful celebration of gay sexuality in post-Stonewall, pre-AIDS pandemic New York. As a sort of time capsule, The Ritz, now playing at Unicorn Theatre, is a delight to watch.
The View From the Balcony
Snowy Owl, Stephen T. Landis 2025-26 Collection Drive through almost any corner of town and you’ll be greeted by color, shape and imagination — the quiet ambassadors of public art. Whether statues or murals or painted sidewalks, they brighten the community and the experience of living here.
‘The Alchemy of Knowledge’: An instruction manual for the universe
Visitors explore an immersive environment that puts them inside a droplet of water, inspired by the discoveries of Robert Hooke and Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. This season, The Linda Hall exhibition, “The Alchemy of Knowledge,” pays homage to the relentless quest for enlightenment that has propelled science and art alike over the span of a few thousand years.
Sponsored: Support Johnson County Library at Library Lets Loose
For one special night each year, Johnson County Library closes its doors to the public and reopens them for an unforgettable celebration. Library Lets Loose is Johnson County Library’s signature fundraising event, transforming the Library into an immersive evening of fun, philanthropy, and community impact.
Sponsored: Join Donald Johnston (Qagan Tayagungin) for a miniature basket workshop!
Image credit: Baleen Basket, 2023, Donald Johnston, Qagan Tayagungin Visit The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures to learn basket making techniques and create your own miniature woven basket using leather and yarn! These materials have been selected by Johnston as substitutes for the baleen and ivory he typically uses, which come from federally protected bowhead whales and walruses.
Sponsored: The UMKC Conservatory’s 2026-27 performance season is here!
Save your seat for incredible performances in music, dance and theatre! This season, the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory proudly presents, A Place We Call HOME, an introspective examination of the many meanings of “home.” “What does home mean to you?” Is it a place you cherish — or one you’ve outgrown? A point on the map — or a feeling you carry within?
Sponsored: The Lawrence Art Guild’s Art in the Park
The Lawrence Art Guild’s signature event of the year – Art in the Park is approaching. On September 19th and 20th, the sidewalks of South Park in downtown Lawrence, Kansas will be lined with artist tents, each tent holding unique and creative work. Patrons and visitors are invited to stroll along the shade-covered sidewalks to take in a large display of fine art. Artists working in a wide range of media are selected to participate.
Sponsored | Kansas City Jazz Orchestra’s 2026-27 Season: “Milestones”
Matt Otto Yeah, nope. That’s not a real year. That’s the future. The distant future. That’s what I tell myself, until I realize that every date, every year, every tick of the calendar provides us with an opportunity to embrace change and the promise of a new day – and a new opportunity to look back at what has been and celebrate that. It’s with this sentiment that I look with an open heart and clear eyes toward KCJO’s 2026-27 season: Milestones.
“Intimate Apparel” Bursts at the Seams With Quiet Tension
Chioma Anyanwu in Intimate Apparel (Brandon Parigo) At first glance, Intimate Apparel may present itself as a simple, slow-paced profile of one woman’s quiet life. But Lynn Nottage’s 2004 drama, now onstage at Kansas City Actors Theatre, is bursting at the seams with quiet tensions, offering a rumination on the limitations that shape our lives—those we encounter in the world and those we place on ourselves.
Sponsored: Starlight’s Newsies Cast Features Local Talent September 8-13
Starlight Theatre proudly presents its production of Disney’s Newsies September 8-13.