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‘No ordinary person’
By Richard Lykes
Special to the Rappahannock News
Ki Theatre has developed an enviable reputation over the past 20 years as a community-based theatre using the art of storytelling to create entertaining and inspiring theatre.
One of its signature productions that has contributed most to this rich tradition has been the annual presentation of “No Ordinary Person.” This unique and highly entertaining evening of theatre is scheduled at 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 28 at Ki Theatre in Washington.
Using the art of storytelling as a catalyst for creative communication, talented members of our community share their entertaining autobiographical tales on stage with a larger audience. This year’s program begins with Nol Putnam, a master blacksmith from Huntly who is well known for his intricate wrought-iron gates inside the National Cathedral. Putnam focuses on the fascinating life of his maternal grandfather, Rear Admiral
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