KANSAS CITY JAZZ MUSEUM AND PARKING SERIES

in Overland Park, offers evening performances Tuesday through Sunday as well as Sunday matinees phone (913) 649-7469. The New Theatre Restaurant, 9229 Foster St. 12th and Central streets, is a restored turn-of-the-20th-century burlesque house that presents a variety of entertainment, from children's theater to jazz concerts phone (816) 842-5500. The Theatre League brings the national touring companies of Broadway musicals to the Music Hall, 301 W. Top stars perform during the mid-June through September season phone (816) 363-7827 for the box office.įrom mid-June to mid-July, works by the Bard of Avon are presented in Southmoreland Park during the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival phone (816) 531-7728. Musical comedy productions, light opera and concerts of all types are on the bill at Swope Park's Starlight Theatre, the nation's second-largest outdoor amphitheater. The university-based equity company of the Kansas City Repertory Theater stages classic and modern productions in the on-campus Spencer Theater, 4949 Cherry St., September through June phone (816) 235-2700.

KANSAS CITY JAZZ MUSEUM AND PARKING SERIES

Concert series also are sponsored by William Jewell College's Department of Music. The University of Missouri-Kansas City's Conservatory of Music and Dance, 4949 Cherry St., draws patrons from within as well as outside the university. Phone (816) 474-6262 (Gem Theater) or (816) 474-8463 (American Jazz Museum, part of the district) for information about upcoming performances and exhibitions. in the 18th & Vine Historic District, into a center for multicultural arts, entertainment and education programming. Phone (816) 283-9900 for general information, or (816) 283-9921 for tickets.Ī tremendous reconstruction effort turned the once-dilapidated Gem Theater, 1615 E. Thirsty concertgoers can grab a cold one at the Midland’s in-house bar The Indie on Main before and after shows those in the bar before a show are allowed to enter the venue first. If you’re looking for things for couples to do, localand national acts in a variety of genres take the stage at the 3,000-seat Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland (1228 Main St.). The Kansas City Symphony presents its October through May concert season in the center's Helzberg Hall phone (816) 471-0400 for information and tickets. The Kansas City Ballet mounts four productions a year, also in the Muriel Kauffman Theatre, including “The Nutcracker” in December phone (816) 931-2232 for schedule information. Lyric Opera of Kansas City performs in the center's Muriel Kauffman Theatre for information or tickets to its two fall and two spring presentations phone (816) 471-7344 or (877) 673-7252. Kansas City Performing Arts Kansas City's opera and ballet companies as well as its symphony orchestra perform at the stunning Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts (1601 Broadway).

Kansas city jazz museum and parking