Events
10 / 24
Start: 7:30 pm
Onstage Friday, October 24 & Saturday, October 25All tickets $10 Written and performed by Karen Gray In Oh Crap I Forgot To Have Kids, Gray and some off-the-wall characters from childhood and adulthood, from reality and fantasy, pose questions and poke at assumptions about how motherhood figures into what it means to be a woman, and an adult. It is an unruly but tender look at this most personal topic as it relates to growing up, growing old, and the connections that define us. The show contains adult themes, some brief language and is intended for an adult audience. Sponsored by The Wayne Theater Alliance Read more about the show in the News Advance, 10/22/08: Maternal Material, by Casey Gillis Directed by Clair Myers
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10 / 25
Start: 7:30 pm
Onstage Friday, October 24 & Saturday, October 25All tickets $10 Oh Crap I Forgot To Have KidsWritten and performed by Karen Gray In Oh Crap I Forgot To Have Kids, Gray and some off-the-wall characters from childhood and adulthood, from reality and fantasy, pose questions and poke at assumptions about how motherhood figures into what it means to be a woman, and an adult. It is an unruly but tender look at this most personal topic as it relates to growing up, growing old, and the connections that define us. The show contains adult themes, some brief language and is intended for an adult audience. Directed by Clair Myers
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11 / 15
Start: 6:30 pm
           
Music 7:30 pm, Doors/Bar open at 6:30 pm. “Jan Smith’s deceptively simple tunes sparkle with freshness and originality,” said Performing Songwriter magazine. The Louisville native writes roots music inspired by the classic country of her childhood, the singer/songwriter genre of her youth, and the bluegrass traditions of her current home in rural Virginia. Smith performs most often with husband Jeff Vogelgesang, a veteran mandolin and guitar player. Their duo performances are founded on Smith's songwriting, Vogelgesang's musicianship, and the couple's intimate harmony singing.
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