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Paul Horsley

CHARADE’S THE THING: Shakespeare riff is a tale of grilled meats and party games

FULL PARTNERSHIP: Pianist is one of the busiest women in town

BUILDING BRIDGES: Stage management proves ideal training for dream job at KC Rep

MONARCH MIGRATION: Mariachi genre proves a comfortable fit for the opera house

NEW NORMAL

PRESENTING PINTSCHER: newEar introduces conductor’s music to Kansas City

DEFYING CATEGORIES: Emara Vonae’ Neymour Jackson

A PLACE IN THE KANSAS SUN:

ABILITY TO ACT: Coterie introduces musical based on Sotomayor’s children’s book

Paul Horsley’s Best of Spring

PHOENIX FROM THE ASHES: Company reemerges after blaze in historic theater poses existential threat

SING WE NOW: Local choral groups draw enthusiastic audiences year-round

SPEAKING PLAINLY: Preservation initiatives reveal shift in attitudes toward Native American languages

LIVES UNMANAGEABLE: Public Theatre and non-profit group use theater to address addiction

MUSICAL OFFERING: Ensemble opens 25th season with a brilliant glimpse into Bach’s world

DEEP ROOTS: Actor-playwright yearns to steer theater into a diverse new era

FOR EVERYTHING A SEASON: Mezzo-soprano seeks joy in each phase of life

LEADERSHIP IN ACTION: Four Kansas City Latino/a performers who are making a difference

SINCERELY YOURS: Song cycle recreates epistolary exchange between artistic giants

PERFECT TEN: Plucky ensemble celebrates a decade of chamber music and more