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Photo by Jacob Lucasġ1-13 Lyric Opera of Kansas City The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs The opera by tech-savvy composer Mason Bates and librettist Mark Campbell, which was the sensation of Santa Fe Opera’s 2017 season, uses electronic sounds and experimental methods to tell the story of one of America’s greatest and most controversial innovators this new production is directed by Tomer Zvulun, with the Kansas City Symphony conducted by Michael Christie Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Lyric Opera of Kansas City presents a new production by Tomer Zvulun of The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs. Photo by Kristi Jan HooverĨ-27 Kansas City Repertory Theater The Royale Marco Ramirez’ remarkable play about champion boxer Jack Johnson, who became the first Black heavyweight champion in 1910, won two Obie Awards, and has earned critical acclaim around the nation its local premiere is directed by Steph Paul Copaken Stage. Kansas City Repertory Theatre presents The Royale.
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Photo by Dan WhiteĢ6 Bach Aria Soloists and Wylliams/Henry Contemporary Dance Company BAS with Wylliams/Henry Kansas City’s leading vocal-chamber ensemble performs works choreographed to the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Claudio Monteverdi, and Marc O’Connor, featuring choreographers DeeAnna Hiett and Mary Pat Henry, and instrumental works by Antonio Vivaldi and Jean-Philippe Rameau The Main Stage at Crown Center. The core group of the Bach Aria Soloists consists of Hannah Collins, Elizabeth Suh Lane, Elisa Bickers, and Sarah Tannehill Anderson. Photo by Kenny Johnsonġ8-27 Kansas City Ballet Dracula Michael Pink’s 1996 choreographic setting of Bram Stoker’s novel, with an original score by composer Philip Feeney, was a runaway hit at its local premiere in 2014, and audiences have been awaiting its return Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Kansas City Ballet presents Michael Pink’s Dracula. Local offerings of music, theater, and dance display evolving awareness of diversity and inclusiveness