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By Richard Lykes Special to the Rappahannock News Ki Theatre finished its spring season on Saturday with “Stories Run Through Us.” An enthusiastic audience was treated to an except tional evening of original and beautifully acted story telling. As in the earlier show last month, this production also played to a full-house—a real tribute to the 15 actors, three directors, and four lighting and stage technicians who all came together to produce the four oneact plays. Several aspects of the play distinguished it from the earlier production. All the writers and directors who came together to produce this compelling and entertaining ivening of theatre are from Rappahannock County (except for one urn Charlottesville). The tour one
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