Love’s labors (not) lost: Guild Hall Players present ‘The Book of Will’
If not for the efforts of a village of theater workers, Shakespeare’s plays might have been lost forever. ‘The Book of Will’ portrays the making of the First Folio.
May 13, 2026News
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WSO's approaching season pairs notable contemporaries with classic icons
The 2026-27 Wichita Symphony Orchestra lineup includes works from luminaries as diverse as Beethoven, Tina Turner, Mozart, John Williams, and Nickel Creek's Chris Thile.
May 12, 2026
In the Galleries: Barbara Waterman-Peters at Gold City Gallery
Wonderfully bizarre paintings in Gold City Gallery's first solo exhibition.
May 10, 2026
With Juniper Arts, vulnerable kids get to be kids again
A Wichita nonprofit provides art and music classes to children in foster care and juvenile detention.
May 10, 2026
Music Theatre Wichita ushers in a new era with acquisition of former school building
The organization has met nearly two thirds of its $25 million fundraising goal for the new space, which will allow MTW to expand its educational, artistic programming.
April 26, 2026
Mad props: Meet the unsung heroes behind the scenes in Wichita theaters
Prop artists work to create the visual magic of theater. Teri Mott visited with seven of them and heard their stories.
April 17, 2026
An imagined West: Wichita Grand Opera's 'La Fanciulla del West'
A sensation faded into semi-obscurity, Giacomo Puccini’s 1910 opera is on stage at Century II.
April 16, 2026
Cooperative press opens with 'Movable Monument'
Wichita author Sarah Green tells a Kansas story of public art, taste, craft, history, and civic pride. It's the first release from Rock Paper Feather Press.
April 14, 2026
How the most die-hard marching band members spend their offseason
ICT Winds performs on the new Sunflower Indoor Performing Arts Association circuit. The group competes in the winter guard world championships later this month.
April 01, 2026