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Cathy Kiley, who collaborated with dozens of local people to shape RAAC’s popular original historical drama, Voices of Rappahannock, has been asked by Clarke County to be artistic director of a similar project, creating a play to commemorate that county’s sesquicentenniel. Kiley has begun work for the March production, using the same methods of oral history research, document research and improvisation that worked so well in Voices.
• Sally Nash and the Last Minute Wood Company are coming down the home stretch of refining their newest production, Box 48, which has been two years in the making. Based on Nash’s correspondence since she moved to Rappahannock County 10 years ago, the full-evening dance/drama will be premiered by RAAC at the Gay Street Theatre Oct. 5, with a
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