An utter need for revenge: 'Medea' at Wichita Community Theatre
The only documented ancient Greek tragedy with an all-female chorus, "Medea" depicts women in a manner atypical of its time, and its story still resonates today.
April 28, 2026Reviews
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Apocalyptic positivity: A journey through Emily E. Ritter’s 'Ecologies of the Self'
The Wichita artist metabolizes our collective waste into speculative biology in an exhibition at the Clayton Staples Gallery.
April 25, 2026
Heavy hitters on an overflowing stage: Wichita Symphony Orchestra and Chorus present Verdi's Requiem
Maestro Daniel Hege and WSO chorus master Ryan Beeken led a sizable group of musicians in a memorable performance.
April 22, 2026
Echoes of art: 'Runway Remix' at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Seven artists show wearable pieces inspired by works from the library's art collection.
April 19, 2026
Richard H. Alpert shows Seuss-like sculptures at Pittsburg State University
The works in Alpert's exhibition "Primary Traces," asks visitors to utilize their imagination and enter a state of wonder.
April 11, 2026
Central Standard Bluegrass Band brings their peppy, hopeful brand of 'jam grass' to a Wichita microbrewery every Tuesday night
Our critic caught a set at Central Standard Brewing in late March.
April 07, 2026
In good hands: 'Ripple in Traditions' at the Mid-America All-Indian Museum
The Oklahoma-based Four Mothers Collective curated the exhibition by women and two-spirit artists that traces the evolution (and preservation) of their culture.
April 05, 2026
The cost of conflict: ‘Sweat’ at ICTRep
The 2015 play by Lynn Nottage traces the relationships between a tight-knit group of bar regulars over an eight-year span.
March 30, 2026
Heritage & modernity: 'Street Nihonga: The Art of Jimmy Tsutomu Mirikitani' & Yoshida women printmakers at the Spencer Museum of Art
The two exhibitions explore how artists of Japanese heritage combine traditional approaches with contemporary concerns.
March 29, 2026