"Bus Stop" review by Deborah Ground Buckner

Kansas City Repertory celebrates its Midwestern traditions with the staging of Kansas native William Inge's Bus Stop. Set in early March 1955, in a diner in rural Kansas, about 20 miles west of Kansas City, Missouri, the play is both familiar and far away. It is the Chaucer-like story of eight lonely people brought together who pass the time entertaining each other and pondering the questions of life.

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