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Season 21 presented from May 2025 to March 2026 at the City Stage in Union Station.
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Coming Up in Season 21
The Roommate
by Jen Silverman
May 28 to June 15, 2025
Directed by Darren Sextro
Starring Carla Noack and KCAT Company Member Jan Rogge
Fresh from a critically acclaimed Broadway revival, The Roommate tells the story of the recently divorced Sharon who needs a new roommate in her Iowa home, when in comes Robyn looking for a place to hide. The two women change each other’s lives and lead each other to discoveries surrounding aging, femininity, and identity in this hilarious dark comedy. “The Roommate tugs at the heartstrings just as much as it tickles the funny bone.” (Louisville Magazine).
Uncle Vanya
by Anton Chekhov
August 6 to 24, 2025
Translated and Adapted by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear, and Larissa Volokhonsky
Directed by Matt Schwader
Featuring Scott Cordes and Sarilee Kahn, and KCAT Company Members Chioma Anyanwu, Hillary Clemens, Nedra Dixon, Jerry Mañan, and Victor Raider-Wexler.
From one of the world’s most celebrated Russian translators comes an exhilarating new version of Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya. “The most affecting version that I have ever seen… The first Vanya that brought me to tears and made me laugh in places I never had before.” (The New York Times). Chekhov mixes the tragic and the absurd in this study of Russian middle-class life. Vanya and his niece care for the estate of Vanya’s brother-in-law, but when that brother-in-law returns with a new wife, affairs are made known, flirtation brings disaster, and the lives of the family come undone.
Deathtrap
by Ira Levin
September 10 to 28, 2025
Directed by Ile Haggins
Starring KCAT Company Members Brian Paulette and Christina Schafer. And more to be announced!
One of the longest running Broadway thrillers of all time comes to Kansas City audiences in September with Ira Levin’s seminal comedy-thriller, Deathtrap. A play that is “two-thirds a thriller and one-third a devilishly clever comedy” (Cue Magazine), will see a washed-up writer of Broadway thrillers struggling to find his next great idea. But when a former student of his brings a thrilling new script to his doorstep, he sees a chance to make it big once more, and it might just be a chance he’ll kill for… Deathtrap is filled with twists and hilarity in equal measure, leaving audiences glued to the stage until its final moments.
Everybody
by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
March 4 to March 22, 2026
Directed by Vanessa Severo
Starring KCAT Company Members Teisha Bankston, John Rensenhouse, and Cinnamon Schultz. And more to be announced!
Closing out a lively Season 21 is a Pulitzer Prize-finalist that is probably unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. From Tony Award-winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins comes Everybody, a modern riff on the 15th Century morality play, Everyman. Follow the main character of “Everybody,” as they explore life’s greatest mystery: its own meaning. It’s a “meta and saucy adaptation” (Time Out New York) with a special twist, where the role of “Everybody” is chosen by lottery every night. A play that will be different every night you see it, so you’re going to want to see it multiple times!
