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A Louisville man and woman were arrested this past weekend on a number of charges after, police said, they led authorities on a chase that spanned through Floyd County and into Pike.
According to a statement from the Prestonsburg Police Department, the Prestonsburg 911 Center received a call from Magoffin County 911 stating that they had attempted a traffic stop on a Chevrolet Trailblazer for speeding and possible DUI. The statement said that the Magoffin 911 Center further reported that vehicle fled from them and succeeded.
Patrolman Zach Neice and Detective Brad Caldwell responded to the area of Ky. 114 at the Mountain Arts Center, the statement said, where they located the vehicle coming into town. According to PPD officials, Neice attempted a traffic stop for reckless driving violations and the vehicle fled, turning on U.S. 23 toward Pikeville. The statement said that the vehicle reached speeds exceeding 100 miles-per-hour on the empty roadway at approximately 2:30 a.m. continu
âGrounded in a thorough mastery of scholarly literature on eighteenth-century French theatre, McMahanâs study ingeniously interprets Luigi Riccoboni and his troupe as theatrical migrants who used comedy as a means of cultural diplomacy. . . McMahanâs innovative approach to
commedia dellâarte as a âtransnational brandâ offers a robust contribution to Theatre and Performance Studies scholarship.â (âDaniel Smith, Michigan State University, USA)
âIn bringing to the attention of an Anglophone audience a neglected theatrical figure, McMahan performs his own act of translational border crossing, which is revealing not just about its subject, but also about the value of critical work that itself moves fruitfully across all sorts of national, disciplinary, and temporal borders.â (âJessica Goodman, St. Catherineâs College, Oxford, UK)
Matthew McMahan is a performance scholar, dramaturg, and comedian. As the assistant director for the Center for Comedic Arts at Emerson College, he teaches the history of comedy. He has written on theatre, clowning, jazz, and comedy for Theatre Survey, Theatre Journal, TDR, Theatre History Studies, The Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism, The New England Theatre Journal, and The Texas Theatre Journal.
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