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By Laurie Vlarshall
Rappahannock Vwt
Special M riter On Friday, Sept. 7, the .ast Minute Wood Company f Rappahannock performed or the senior citizens who ome to the Nutrition Site at he Hampton Inn. The >erformance tied together deas that the seniors have >een exploring with me in a reative arts program for the ast year in a new nedium—dance-drama. They were very familiar vith two members of the :ompany, Nan Reddick, who irove the van for the site and s now a full time staff person it the Area Agency on Aging; and Kathy Kiley, a CETA worker who is conducting an yral history project with the seniors. Jeanne Drevas. mother company members, tad donated clay to our arts program, along with her time n firing the pots that we nade. The audiengOs-met the ther company memb rs — Sally Nash, chu. -ographer and director of the company; Su&en Estrenga. who works for the Culpeper News, and Maurine Day, a native of Rappahannock.
The dance performance was broken down in two parts. The first section consisted of an improvisational exercise based on a dream from someone in the audience. This demonstrated the process by which the second part, a thoroughly practiced and beautifully crafted dancedrama called “Seven Dreams and an Awakening," was derived. "Seven Dreams” is based on the dreams of Sally Nash.
Evelyn Porter of Amissville contributed the dream she
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