A storyteller, accompanied by a live musician, unravels Mary Shelley’s iconic 200-year-old science fiction tale as a haunting and heartbreaking cautionary tale like none other. That this tale is as important today as it was then, speaks to the human condition. “We tell stories because they teach us we’re not alone in our misery, or our fear – or in our joy. And while this story is fictional, it comes from a place of real pain, real loneliness, and real confusion over what it means to be alive.”
The health and safety of our patrons, staff and artists has been and always will be of the utmost concern at KCRep. We have been closely monitoring the regional response to the evolving situation with COVID-19 and find ourselves at a critical moment in our history.
With this comes the difficult task of announcing that our opening ofFrankenstein: A Ghost Story by Kyle Hatley currently scheduled for this evening at 8pm has been cancelled as well as its scheduled run.
We will be able to process refunds for ticket holders of Frankenstein: A Ghost Story however, we would like our audience members and subscribers with tickets to consider converting their purchase to a donation to our organization. With so many unknowns about the lasting effects of this pandemic, these sorts of efforts will bolster KCRep and our potential to continue sharing enchanting and entertaining stories with you in the future. Please call our box office at 816-235-2700 with any questions.
We are also cancelling Legacy Land by Stacey Rose as well as its scheduled run.
We are deeply saddened we will not be able to share their incredible work with all of you, our KCRep family. We truly appreciate playwrights Kyle Hatley and Stacey Rose, directors Joanie Schultz and Logan Vaughn and their amazing and inspiring teams of actors and designers.
In regards to our upcoming production of Noises Off!, we continue to monitor the situation and will keep you informed on any adjustments to its current schedule.
We thank you for your continued support of KCRep during this time and throughout the year. We look forward to continuing to celebrate you and the rest of our arts community through the magic of live theatre.
This show is performed with no intermission. Please be aware that this performance utilizes strobe and smoke effects.
Recommended for ages 12 and up.
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at Copaken Stage
Preview Performance
Opening Night
Joanie Schultz
Dana Omar
Jack Magaw
Lindsay Davis
Brandy Giordano
Rachael Cady
Twi McCallum
Sean Hogge
Zan DeSpelder
Margaret Spare
Tenley Pitonzo
Kyle Hatley
Kyle Hatley is an actor, director and playwright. KCREP ACTING: An Iliad, Death of a Salesman, The Foreigner, The Whipping Man, and The Glass Menagerie.
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Kyle Hatley is an actor, director and playwright. KCREP ACTING: An Iliad, Death of a Salesman, The Foreigner, The Whipping Man, and The Glass Menagerie. REGIONAL ACTING: An Iliad (Geva Theatre Center); The Temperamentals (About Face Theatre); Danny Casolaro Died For You (TimeLine Theatre Company); End of the Rainbow (Porchlight Theatre, 2016 & Max & Louie Productions, 2018); The Actuary and Peter and the Starcatcher (Peninsula Players Theatre); Take Me Out (Steppenwolf & About Face); Hurlyburly, Carousel, and The Tragedy of Macbeth(The Living Room Theatre). KCREP DIRECTING: Sticky Traps, When I Come To Die, Little Shop of Horrors,Carousel, Circle Mirror Transformation, Broke-ology, The Borderland and A Christmas Carol. REGIONAL DIRECTING: Jesus Christ Superstar (Arts Asylum, This Happy Breed); Amadeus and Oklahoma! (TheatreWorks); Carousel, Titus Andronicus, Death of Cupid, Master of the Universe, The Tragedy of Macbeth (The Living Room); The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds (KCAT); Ben Franklyn’s Apprentice and Red Badge Variations (The Coterie Theatre). PLAYWRIGHTING: The Death of Cupid, Master of the Universe and The Tragedy of Macbeth, a 3-artist 90-min adaptation (The Living Room Theatre). The Dead Girl, Surfacing, Pinocchio, The Children and Lineage (Chatterbox Audio Theatre). TV & FILM ACTING: Chicago Fire, Chicago PD, In An Instant, As The World Turns, Soul Sessions and The Thinning: New World Order. He served as associate artistic director of Kansas City Repertory Theatre from 2008 to 2014. In 2015, he was the Resident Director at KCRep. He is a 2011 Charlotte Street Foundation Generative Artist Fellow and lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Emily, and their dog French Fry.
Dana Omar
KCRep: debut. Off Broadway: We Live in Cairo in Concert (Joe’s Pub, Public Theater) Regional: We Live in Cairo (American Repertory Theatre); H.M.S. Pinafore, The Mikado (The Hypocrites, Olney
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KCRep: debut. Off Broadway: We Live in Cairo in Concert (Joe's Pub, Public Theater) Regional: We Live in Cairo (American Repertory Theatre); H.M.S. Pinafore, The Mikado (The Hypocrites, Olney Theatre Center); Amadeus (TheatreWorks); Pirates of Penzance (The Hypocrites, Pasadena Playhouse); The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane (People’s Light & Theatre); One Hundred Dresses (Chicago Children’s Theatre), Cinderella at the Theater of Potatoes, Johanna Faustus and H.M.S. Pinafore (world premieres), All Our Tragic) The Hypocrites, The Den Theatre Mainstage Chicago); H.M.S. Pinafore (The Hypocrites, Actors Theatre of Louisville); The Pirates of Penzance, The Mikado, and H.M.S. Pinafore (The Hypocrites, part of The Gilbert & Sullivan Rep at The Den Theatre Mainstage); Cabaret (The Hypocrites, Chicago DCA Storefront Theatre). TV: Chicago PD (NBC). Education: BS in Education, Loyola University. AEA Member @domartothemaxx
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