Folklorist Rachel Reynolds and the Music Education Initiative have partnered together to bring a special weekend of music, learning and community to Fayetteville.
Josiah Wallace can t help but feel elated and just a little bit terrified for both his actors and his audience. After all, he s directing a play that was described in The New York Times as "one of those breakneck exercises in idiocy that make you laugh till you cry. . It starts off punch-drunk and just keeps getting drunker."
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"There is a lack of connection between what I would call an older music scene and what is currently happening. There s just a major disconnect," local musician Amanda Rey says.
Critics love Ken Ludwig s adaptation of Agatha Christie s "Murder on the Orient Express," describing it as "deftly [handling] the roller coaster-cum-puzzle box of Christie s storytelling," "briskly moving us from one revelation to another," "an excellent script, with sublime dramatic pacing" and "a first class ride all the way."