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“No Ordinary Person.” an evening of autobiographical tales by Richard Abell, Jane Coon, Anne Morgan Gray, Sallie Morgan and Joyce Abell, will be presented at Ki Theatre at 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 2.

Last year’s evening of autobiographical stories was greeted with such great audience enthusiasm, Ki Theatre and RAAC are collaborating once again to bring a new set of amusing, bruising and heartwarming stories from the lives of your friends and neighbors. Jane Abell Coon and Richard Abell will team up to present “Eeyore,” their funny, still smoldering Little Sister/ Big Brother quarrel from childhood.

Gray reads you her touching story, “Daddy’s Loss,” about her fathers missing hand, how he dealt with it, and how it affected her. Morgan takes us back to the time in “Pig Tales,” when she, the young city cousin, went to visit her country cousins and encountered death and daring.

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