
Henry McNulty
Classical Music and Program Director & Classical HostA lifelong member of the regional arts community, Henry grew up listening to classical music on Spokane Public Radio and is proud to pay that experience forward to listeners throughout the Inland Northwest. Henry served as on-staff Music Director of Spokane Civic Theatre from 2017-2024, playing and conducting dozens of productions. He studied music at Eastern Washington University and earned his M.F.A. in Music Composition from Vermont College of Fine Arts.
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Dance artist Karin Stevens joined host Henry McNulty via Zoom to discuss her upcoming residency and performances at Gonzaga University.
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Performer Les Greene joined host Henry McNulty via Zoom call to discuss his upcoming performance at Hamilton Studio in Spokane.
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Joey Quintana, a.k.a. Banjoey, joins host Henry McNulty in the studio to preview his upcoming concert at Stage Left Theater in Spokane.
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Spokane Children's Theatre joined host Henry McNulty in the studio to discuss their teen camp production of "Legally Blonde."
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Members of the cast and creative team of Aspire Community Theatre's "Catch Me If You Can" joined host Henry McNulty in the studio to discuss this true story turned movie turned musical.
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Young composer Vonn Vanier joins host Henry McNulty to discuss Vanier's debut album, "Dawn."
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Theater on the Verge's Chris Jensen, Torch Song director Troy Nickerson, and actor Jonah Taylor visit host Henry McNulty at the SPR studios to discuss the upcoming production. Actor Marianne McLaughlin also joins to perform a scene with Jonah Taylor.
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Director of The Tempest, Paula Randall, joins host Henry McNulty in the studio to offer updates on the production. Listen here to learn more about this modern reimagining of Shakespeare's classic.
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Musical artist Helmer Noel joins host Henry McNulty in the studio to discuss his upcoming performance at Hamilton Studio.
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Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum, author of "Elita," joins host Henry McNulty for an extended interview about the novel and its thought-provoking themes.