Blogs about: Robert Trussell
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The Right Tones Down the Rhetoric
By Robert & Donna Trussell for http://www.politicsdaily.com… more →
Everyone Hates Clowns
Kentucky Cycle is coming (KC Star Preview)
wrote 7 months ago: Preview by Robert Trussell: “The Kentucky Cycle” consists of nine one-act plays. The first is set in … more →
WMM Playlist from Oct. 3, 2012
wrote 7 months ago: Wednesday MidDay Medley TEN to NOON Wednesdays – Streaming at KKFI.org 90.1 FM KKFI – Ka … more →
Madama Butterfly Reviews
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wrote 8 months ago: The reviews for Madama Butterfly are coming in and they all confirm that the Company’s product … more →
Madama Butterfly Media Coverage
wrote 8 months ago: Madama Butterfly and the 2012-13 season open on Saturday and over the past week there have been all … more →
Fall Arts Preview: New Season, New Director
wrote 8 months ago: Il Trovatore – photo by Michal Daniel for Minnesota Opera Yesterday, The Kansas City Star ran … more →
Lyric Opera Hosts Fringe Festival
wrote 10 months ago: If you didn’t catch The Kansas City Star on Sunday, you probably didn’t read about the u … more →
Titus Opens Friday Night
wrote 11 months ago: Kyle Hatley’s production of Titus Andronicus opens at The Living Room Friday night (previews s … more →
Robert Trussell's Review of Bucket of Blood
wrote 1 year ago: Robert Trussell reviews The Living Room’s recent production of Bucket of Blood. Tongue-in-chee … more →
Nixon in China Reviews
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wrote 1 year ago: The reviews are in for Nixon in China and the critics are impressed. Excepts of the reviews are pos … more →
KC Star Preview of Bucket of Blood
wrote 1 year ago: Horror will stalk KC stages Two upcoming productions take their inspirations from campy filmmaker Ro … more →
British export ‘September in the Rain’ evokes a bygone era
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Sun, Dec. 18, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star The prolific John Godber is rep … more →
History, Brits and Yanks: The art of the monologue
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Sat, Dec. 17, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star Guy Masterson holds dual citize … more →
Blue Man Group: Comedy meets visual spectacle
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Tue, Dec. 13, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star Faking spontaneity is a lot tou … more →
The Brits are here: Good acting, sharp storytelling
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Sun, Dec. 11, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star After watching two exceptional … more →
Unicorn’s ‘Iggy Scrooge’ rock ’n’ rolls over Dickens
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Mon, Dec. 05, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star At its best, the Unicorn Theatr … more →
After premiering in KC, hip-hop musical ‘Venice’ gets a workout in New York
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Fri, Dec. 02, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star “Venice,” the dystopian hip-hop … more →
Brits back in KC for another invasion of one-actor plays
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Fri, Dec. 02, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star In Shakespeare’s day, strolling … more →
‘Betrayal’ is an affair to remember: Living Room presents Pinter’s powerful drama with a fine cast and unusual staging.
wrote 1 year ago: Posted on Tue, Nov. 15, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal,” arg … more →
Gary Holcombe and T. Max Graham were artists onstage, genuine men off
wrote 1 year ago: Published Nov. 5, 2011 By ROBERT TRUSSELL The Kansas City Star T. Max Graham in Brian Friel's … more →
