This time last year, it was pretty common to read speculation about what kinds of art might emerge from the pandemic lockdown.
Kennedy, who s mostly been known as a director of flashy musicals, and who for years booked entertainment for cruise ships, said he was inspired to write his first play after the world shut down last year.
With time on his hands, Kennedy s thoughts turned to his upbringing in the small North Carolina town where he grew up, and the weekly gathering of women who benevolently manipulated the affairs of the people who lived there. (Kennedy said he s convinced that he wound up going to the University of North Carolina Greensboro because that s where the gathering of women his play is based on decided he should go.)
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John Drury, 35
Zodiac sign: Virgo
Born and raised on a horse farm in Sussex County, John Drury grew up cultivating a love for animals and the outdoors. A contractor by trade, he’s been bartending during the pandemic while day work has been slow. When he’s not earning a living, he’s keen on living a life of excitement. “Playing rugby, hiking and kayaking are some my favorite hobbies,” says Drury, who would like to find a partner who shares his love of adventure. If there’s one silver lining that’s come from COVID-19, it�