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Teenagers under 18 years old don't have a vote, but they do have a voice. According to PEW research, Gen Z – those born between 1996 and 2012 — are the most racially diverse generation. They're also the first generation of so-called "digital natives" to grow up with smartphones. These same young people can also be those most vulnerable to society's most pressing issues, like gun violence, poverty, sexual assault, and addiction. We hear from high schoolers across Louisville, Kentucky and their concerns as we near the midterm elections. We also discuss the recent school shooting i...
This spring, The Coterie returns to indoor performances with the charming family musical, Pete the Cat, based on the best-selling book series by Kimberly and James Dean. Transforming the fabulous blue feline from the book to the stage, Pete the Cat brings the ever-adventurous but always mellow, Pete, to life on stage with toe-tapping, pop-inspired tunes featuring book & lyrics by Sarah Hammond and music by Will Aronson. Directed by Heidi Van with musical direction by Anthony T. Edwards and choreography by Marc Wayne, Pete the Cat will be performed live on The Coterie’s mainstage loc...
The bill would discourage teachers from connecting current racial iniquities to slavery and Jim Crow. It passed 9-4.
Kansas City Actors Theatre Announces Virtual Dramatic Reading Of Moliére's THE PESTS Performing free online for a live reading to raise awareness and funds for KC MOliére: 400 in 2022.by BWW News Desk On March 7th Kansas City Actors Theatre will present a free, live, online dramatic reading of Moliére's "The Pests," newly translated and adapted from "Les Fâcheux" by UMKC Professor Dr. Felicia Londré. This dramatic reading will be presented in partnership with "KC MOliére: 400 in 2022" to help raise funds and awareness for the multi-year celebration of the seminal French playwright in a...