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Theatre stage in “the “Bandana Woman.” This is the story of her journey of self-discovery as a young woman in the highlands of Oaxaca, Mexico where she helped build bridges and agricultural terraces, coped with tarantulas and dealt with Mexican bureaucrats. “Bandana Woman” is in marked contrast to the story Ms. Morgan performed last year when she vividly enacted her unforgettable relationship with a hellish boss.
Joyce Abell will wind up the evening this year with another tale from her unusual and fascinating childhood. This time, in “The Red Menace of Ravina,” she draws the audience back to the days of the 1930’s when her parents “invaded” their hometown in an attempt to expose their more conservative neighbors to radicalism and then-as the years went by-dramatically change their own belief and lives.
Advance reservations for this usually sold-out performance are encouraged. Tickets for No Ordinary Person are $10. For reservations, call Ki Theatre’s voice mail at 675-1616 and leave your name, telephone number, and the number of reservations you wish to make. Reservations will be held until 7:30 p.m. on the day of the performance.
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