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By Bob Scott
Special to the Rappahannock News
Attention all student musicians! Now is the time to choose your favorite song and to start vocalizing. Now is the time to tune up your instrument and to do some practicing. Think about it. Wouldn’t you like to share your musical talent with a live
Performance
at Ki Theatre
The sixth year of Ki Theatre's highly popular evening of autobiographical storytelling returns on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. with a trio of performers bringing with them tales, joyous, wild and unusual, from their lives.
Joyce Abell's remarkable childhood is the source of this year's story, "The Red Menace of Ravinia", about what it was like to live with radical parents in a Republican community back in the 1930's.
"Bandana Woman" Sallie Morgan sets forth, in her twenties, on a journey of self discovery in the highlands of Mexico.
Phel Jacobsen, wife of retired Superintendent of the Shenandoah National Park, looks back on her life in the early time of their service in the Olympic National Park.
Tickets for the "No Ordinary Person" performance are $10. For reservations, call Ki Theatre at 675-1616 and leave name and phone number.
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