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Sea Marks – review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on January 15, 2018July 10, 2023 by Frank C. Siraguso

KC Actors Theatre production of Gardner McKay’s Sea Marks is a sweet, bittersweet tale of love and expectations we have for one another. Darren Kenney & Cinnamon Schultz. Photo: KCAT/Brian Paulette Words…

A Northeast Christmas Scene

Posted on December 15, 2017September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

We had just set the Christmas tree in the flimsy, three-legged, red-and-green metal stand, and tightened the three bolts to hold it. This was Christmas of ’69 or ’70. I was still…

Humor Is an Important Ingredient for These Chefs

Posted on November 24, 2017September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

Every profession and occupation has its own brand of humor, usually intelligible only to insiders And each group takes its humor seriously. When you joke with your co-workers about your boss, each…

King Lear – Theater Review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on October 15, 2017July 13, 2023 by Frank C. Siraguso

Ted Swetz as King Lear owns the stage in KC Actors Theatre-UMKC Theatre collaboration Peggy Friesen–Fool, Theodore Swetz–King Lear, Photo: KCAT/Brian Paulette This is the third time I’ve seen Shakespeare’s King Lear…

California Rake

Posted on October 10, 2017September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

It was during that summer of 1984, while I was living in Long Beach, California, that I first saw them. The two guys cutting the grass in the tiny front yard of…

A Lie of the Mind – Theater Review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on September 20, 2017September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

Powerful performances propel Sam Shepard’s A Lie of the Mind at KC Actors Theatre Brian Paulette as Jake/KCAT photo: Mike Tsai Sam Shepard’s 1985 A Lie of the Mind explores relationships and…

The Book of Mormon, review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on December 9, 2016September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

You’ve heard about it, you’ve read about it, now here’s your chance to see the smash musical, The Book of Mormon live in living color at The Music Hall. Book of Mormon…

Vote, Don’t Drop

Posted on November 3, 2016October 30, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

The Story of Dave and the Fish Church The Temptation of Saint Anthony–Hieronymous Bosch (or follower), c. 1500–1525 Election 2016 is proving to be weirder than any in living memory. I am…

Evita – Theater Review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on September 24, 2016September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

The Rep’s Evita is a splashy, sassy production the real Evita could appreciate Jenny Ashman–Eva, Mauricio Martinez–Che/KC Rep photo If you, like me, don’t know anything about Eva Peron (May 7, 1919-July…

Our Town – Theater Review by Frank C. Siraguso

Posted on September 24, 2014September 4, 2024 by Frank C. Siraguso

At Kansas City Repertory Theatre’s production of Our Town, for one brief evening, we were all residents of Grover’s Corners. Thornton Wilder’s play is about small-town life in New Hampshire in the…

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He Don’t Look Like Elvis

Not Elvis

He Don’t Look Like Elvis is the tragicomic true tale of Elvis impersonator Bobby Love and his band, the Love Machine, in 1978.

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