August theatre

By Diana Morton | July 28, 2026

ICT Rep, The Explorers Club, lampoon of the British Empire by Nell Benjamin, lyricists behind Legally Blond and Mean Girls. The Welsbacher Theatre, 29th and Oliver (at WSU Metroplex), 7:30 pm Aug. 7, 8, 14 and 16; 2 p.m. Aug. 9 and 16. For tickets visit ictrep.org

Kechi Playhouse, 100 E. Kechi Road, Noir Comedy, a new original script that takes its cues from black-and-white detective movies such as The Maltese Falcón. 8 pm July 31 and Aug 1. and 2:30 pm Aug. 2. Tickets are $18 for the evening shows and $17 for the matinee. Walk-ins are welcome or to reserve tickets call 316-744-2152

Next at Kechi Playhouse:

Always … Patsy Cline. A nostalgic tribute featuring Cline’s music and comic remarks from a devoted fan. Veteran performers Stephanie Hug and Heather Johnson play Patsy and Louise. Curtain times – 8:00 pm Friday & Saturday ($18) & Sunday matinees ($17) start at 2:30, Aug 7-30. 316-744-2152

Mosley Street Melodrama, 234 N. Mosley. Wrestlemaniacs, by Ryan Schafer and Molly Tully. New musical revue follows. Now-Sept 25. Dinner, and show $44; show only $33. 316-263-0222

Music Theatre Wichita, Century II Concert Hall. Fiddler On the Roof. Beloved musical follows Tevye, a humble milkman, as he navigates the changing world around him while trying to maintain his family’s traditions and values.  July 29-Aug. 2. Call 316-265-3253 for times and tickets.  

Next at MTV:

Hairspray, Aug. 19-23

Old Cowtown Museum, The Great Ice Cream Scheme or … Robin Baskins to the Rescue, melodrama. 7 p.m. Aug. 21, 22, 28 and 29; 2 p.m. Aug. 23 and 30. $16.50.

Roxy’s Downtown, 412 E. Douglas, cabaret-style theatre. Disenchanted! Forget everything you think you know about happily ever after as Snow White, a royal renegade princess and their posse take the stage to set the record straight. Sharp, satirical, and wildly entertaining musical comedy. Doors open at 6:30; curtain time is 7:30. Now-Aug. 17. 316-265-4400

Next at Roxy’s:

Come from Away, Tony Award–winning musical that has moved audiences around the world with its powerful true story of compassion in the wake of September 11, 2001. Doors open at 6:30; curtain time is 7:30, Aug. 28-Sept. 26. 316-265-4400

Contact Diana Morton at dianamorton12@sbcglobal.net  

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