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American Midwest Ballet Ends 15th Season in Wonderland

2 weeks ago | kvno.org | Hannah Clark

April 7th, 2025 An imaginative fantasy will conclude American Midwest Ballet’s 15th anniversary season, as choreographer Kennet Oberly’s Alice in Wonderland returns to the company’s repertory this month. This family-friendly adventure in dance first came to American Midwest Ballet twelve years ago as an opportunity.
Omaha Symphony’s ‘The Planets’ Concert Promises a Celestial Experience

1 month ago | kvno.org | Gabriel Escalera |Coleen Cook

March 21st, 2025 Music lovers will be transported beyond the stars this weekend as the Omaha Symphony presents The Planets, a program designed to take audiences on a celestial journey. Featuring Gustav Holst’s iconic tone poem, the concert will also include works by American composers Aaron Jay Kernis and Kevin Puts, offering a rich blend of classical and contemporary orchestration.
Omaha Symphony’s Masterworks Series Welcomes Guest Conductor and Rising Star Cellist

2 months ago | kvno.org | Gabriel Escalera |Coleen Cook

February 21st, 2025 The Omaha Symphony’s next Masterworks Series concert will feature a special guest conductor and a rising young cellist making waves on both national and international stages. Music Director Ankush Kumar Bahl will not conduct this weekend’s performance, but he has entrusted the orchestra to a longtime colleague, Maestro Eric Neal.
Shelterbelt Theatre Showcases Local Talent with 'Stuck with Lemons'

2 months ago | kvno.org | Hannah Clark

February 14th, 2025 The Shelterbelt Theatre, known for championing new and local works, has settled into its new home at 44th and Nicholas. Now, the company is inviting audiences into another home—one filled with humor, chaos, and big life changes.
Joslyn Art Museum Reopens with Expanded Galleries and New Exhibitions

2 months ago | kvno.org | Hannah Clark

February 14th, 2025 After more than two years of renovation and expansion, the Joslyn Art Museum has reopened its doors to the public, unveiling the highly anticipated Rhonda & Howard Hawks Pavilion.
Omaha Children’s Museum Plans New Home on the Riverfront

2 months ago | kvno.org | Hannah Clark

February 2nd, 2025 The Omaha Children’s Museum is looking ahead to a new home along the Riverfront. The museum has been a fixture on South 20th Street for decades, welcoming generations of metro-area children. Its iconic, colorful building was originally a car dealership, and the organization has long been planning to build a permanent home.
Omaha Symphony Combines Music and Visual Art

Oct 25, 2024 | kvno.org | Coleen Cook

October 25th, 2024 This weekend’s Omaha Symphony concerts will feature a combination of musical storytelling and visual art, offering audiences an immersive experience.
BLUEBARN Theatre Wants to Immerse and Inspire

Aug 27, 2024 | kvno.org | Lindsay Tague

August 27th, 2024 The BLUEBARN Theatre’s history began in the late 1980’s with graduates from the Professional Theatre Training Conservatory at the State University of New York at Purchase. Seeking to continue the deeply shared artistic aesthetic and practice that they had developed over their four years of conservatory training, and also to create theatre outside the constraints of New York City’s commercial market.
New One-Act Play Combines Classic Story with an AI Twist

Aug 6, 2024 | kvno.org | Lindsay Tague

August 6th, 2024 The Omaha Fringe Festival is set to premiere The Cleanup Lady Makes it all Better, a satirical one-act play that explores the intersection of reckless investment management and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. Creating a story with an AI aspect has been a special interest of writer and producer Clay Farris Naff for quite some time.
Omaha Fringe Festival Features Wide Variety of Theatrics

Jul 30, 2024 | kvno.org | Lindsay Tague

July 30th, 2024 The Omaha Fringe strives to bring the different members of the Omaha theatre community together for one open access and inclusive festival where theatre artists can experiment with new works and audiences can experience new theatrical movements. OFF takes place every year. Planning for each festival is something that Omaha Fringe Festival Executive Director Tamar Neumann says begins quite far in advance.