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I saw David Bowie in Kansas City. The Starlight Theater is a “modern” (circa 1950) version of St. Louis’s Muny (circa 1920) and the stage is framed in brick and tasteful 2-story Shakespearean balconies flanking it. It also has an ambitious and permanent scaffolding atop the stage’s exterior that’s apparently used for occasional circus and/or acrobatic acts. This proud venue is primarily used these days for musical productions (i.e., Fiddler on the Roof) and live theater, much like our Muny. It’s outdoor spacious seating and cavernous stage space lends itself perfectly for concert events like this one.
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