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Frank Murray, Dana Dwyer, Bruce Sloane, and Patty Hardee—also the director.
“Starsong,” a play written by RCHS student’ Nicole Espinola, is a haunting and ethereal story that explores the truth of perception over reality through the eyes of a blind girl with a flute. Laura Wheatley, also a Rappaham nock County High School student, eloquently played the starring role in this piece, along with Sara Dodd-Henze, Sharon Kilpatrick, Bruce Sloane, Bill Dobrovir, Maddie Kopjanski, and Frank Murray. The director, Miranda Hope, found ways to make the play both rich and mysterious.
Patty Hardee directed the last one-act play, “My Sister’s Hair,” written by Sharon L. Davie of Charlottesville, director of the University of Virginia Women’s Center. In this play, the writer recounts her mother’s and sister’s
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