Although this is for NoKy fans of literature and live entertainment, it is a reminder to check out your local public library’s programs. There might even be free snacks like this one – score!
“Story Cafe: Trouble in Mind”
Thursday, February 23 at 7pm
Erlanger (KY) Branch Library
Three performers will share stories chosen to stimulate discussion on race relations and the African-American experience.
Actor/director Buz Davis, performing arts teacher/dancer Deborah Brock-Blanks, and actor/director Don Volpenhein star — with pieces from southern writer Jim Grimsley, past poet laureate and Ohioan Rita Dove and a piece from the stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird.” All three performers are involved in a workshop production of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” scheduled to open the first weekend of March.
It’s stimulating without being stuffy, entertaining without being fluffy…and snacks are included! Story Cafe — it’s good for your head!
Registration is suggested, but not mandatory
