Frankenstein | MAR 6 – APR 5 | Copaken Stage
A storyteller, accompanied by a live musician, unravels Mary Shelley’s iconic 200-year-old science fiction novel 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.”
Phone: 816-235-2700
2020/03/06 - 2020/04/05
Copaken Stage
1 H and R Block Way, Kansas City, MO 64105
KC Rep patrons may park for free in HR Block’s underground parking garage beneath the building. Access the garage on Main Street between 13th and 14th Streets. Park on levels P2 to P5.
From the garage, take the elevator to the main lobby (Level L) and continue past the waterfall for Copaken Stage.