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Luke “Skippy” Harbur’s Show Calendar
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Tues, 5/6 | Closed Workshop | Mission, KS
“Don’t Talk, Just Move!”
This one-hour, non-verbal workshop showcases the power of learning to love your body through slow, medium, and fast pace movements. Made possible in partnership with ArtSpark by No Divide KC.
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Thurs, 6/5 to Sat, 6/7 | Denver Fringe Festival | Denver, CO
“800 Years Young”
“800 Years Young” celebrates Dandy’s 800th birthday. The bard must complete 10 tasks in 50 minutes with the attending audience to preserve his immortality, or else he dies by the show’s end!
Sat, 6/14 | Boulevardia | Kansas City, MO
“Daisy Bücket’s Drag Show”
After Harbur successfully executive produced the festival’s drag show in 2023, “Daisy Bücket’s Drag Show” returns to Boulevardia for its 10 year anniversary. Celebrate the power, joy, and beauty of the drag art form!
Mon, 6/16 | Trails Regional Library - Warrensburg | Warrensburg, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Warrensburg, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Mon, 6/16 | Trails Regional Library - Holden | Warrensburg, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Holden, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Tues, 6/17 | Trails Regional Library - Odessa | Odessa, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Odessa, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Tues, 6/17 | Trails Regional Library - Concordia | Concordia, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Concordia, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Tues, 6/17 | Trails Regional Library - Knob Noster | Knob Noster, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Knob Noster, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Wed, 6/18 | Lilian DesMarias Youth Library | Chillicothe, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has four showings at Lillian DesMaris Youth Library, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Lilian DesMarias Youth Library.
Thurs, 6/19 | Adair County Public Library | Kirksville, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Adair County Public Library, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Adair County Public Library.
Fri, 6/20 | Trails Regional Library - Waverly | Waverly, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Waverly, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Fri, 6/20 | Trails Regional Library - Lexington | Lexington, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Lexington, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
Fri, 6/20 | Trails Regional Library - Corder | Corder, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has one showing at Trails Regional Library - Lexington, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Trails Regional Library.
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Tues, 7/8 to Wed, 7/9 | St Joseph Public Libraries | St Joseph, MO
“Skippy The Drum Machine”
“Skippy The Drum Machine” has four showings across two days in St Joseph, MO in it’s library system, promoting musical practice, improv, and literacy to all age audiences through the art form of beatboxing and looping. Made possible in partnership with Downtown Library (July 8), Carnegie Branch Library (July 8), East Hills Library (July 9), and Washington Park Library (July 9).
Wed, 7/23 @ 6:30 pm | InterUrban ArtHouse in Overland Park, KS
“Boots, Andy, Cats”
A dancing owl, a singing fairy, and beatboxing cat meet through rhythms and patterns in "Boots, Andy, Cats," a 45-minute musical combining storytelling and music education for all ages. There will be a 15-minute talk back with the cast to discuss process and questions from the audience. This musical workshop is made possible from the Identities Performance Grant by InterUrban ArtHouse & National Endowment For the Arts.
Free & Open To The Public
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Thurs, 8/14 to Sun, 8/17 | Napoleon Dynamite’s Musical Parody | The Black Box in West Bottoms in Kansas City, MO
“Napoleon Dynamite’s Musical Parody”
Mark your calendar for “Napoleon Dynamite’s Musical Parody,” celebrating the cult movie’s legacy with live versions of featured music, iconic moments from the film, and personal touches integrating Kansas City culture. Luke “Skippy” Harbur stars as Napoleon Dynamite alongside other professional Kansas City-based performers.
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Wed, 8/20; Sat, 8/23; Wed, 8/27; Fri, 8/29; Sat, 8/30| 1309, A Coming-Of-Age Play | Greenwood Social Hall in Kansas City, MO
“1309”
After a near sold out run in Fall 2024, “1309” remounts at Greenwood Social Hall to tell the story of Mazzy, a queer child growing up in a rural, Midwestern town. Luke “Skippy” Harbur reprises his role as Tony, an abusive stepfather, alongside other professional Kansas City-based performers. Made possible in partnership with Charlotte Street Foundation’s Rocket Grant program.
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