Times said, "Joplin's mannerisms and her mix of sweetness and vulgarity were captured to near perfection...by Kacee..." She joined the cast once again in 2007 at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre, where The Broadway Blog review said "Clanton literally brought the crowd to our feet with her exacting portrayal of Janis' music and fervent performance style." In 2009, she performed the show at The Downstairs Cabaret Theatre (Rochester, NY). Kacee appeared in Repartee '07: A Theatrical Review at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre in 2007, Bandage: the Rock Opera at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, CA in 2008, and Your Town Follies, a Cirque Comique, at El Portal Theatre in No. Hollywood, CA in 2010. In 2013 Kacee joined the regional stage production of "One Night With Janis Joplin" at Zach Theatre and San Jose Repertory Theatre, playing the lead role as Janis Joplin, before joining the Broadway cast of the renamed production, "A Night With Janis Joplin" as the alternate lead, alongside Tony nominated Mary Bridget Davies, at the Lyceum Theatre (Broadway). The production closed February 2014. Kacee performed for thousands and received rave reviews. "Tears rolled down my cheeks when Kacee Clanton poured her heart into 'Summertime'...Her phrasings were perfect - the soulful wail...the notes torn from a raw, visceral core - all within an artful reproduction of Joplin's unique delivery." "The formidable Kacee Clanton channels the wild-child fury of Joplin, shaking the rafters...Clanton...recreates Joplin's raspy vocals with uncanny purity. She nails Joplin's mind-boggling range, from the husky purr of 'Me and Bobby McGee' to the incandescent screech and howl of 'Ball and Chain'. The charismatic singer-actress...knows how to seduce a crowd as well as belt out a song. She's half diva, half earth mother and she summons up the iconic singer's unmistakable combination of grace and grit with breathtaking force. She connects with the music deeply and that sense of intimacy is the show's most intoxicating quality. Her lusty evocation of Joplin's whiskey-soaked wail is nothing less than unforgettable." After the Broadway show closed, Kacee joined regional casts at Pasadena Playhouse, 5th Avenue Theatre, Alley Theatre, American Conservatory Theater, where she was part of a city-wide celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock and received rave reviews: "Clanton is an uncanny medium, never aping Joplin's immortal intonations of particular phrases but so fluent in her timbre — which is to say her many timbres —