The production coincides with an exhibit highlighting the famous playwright and his contributions to Greene County’s cultural, artistic development, including archival photos of the Lexington Conservatory Theatre and a screening of Bill Rose’s documentary on Oakley’s life, The Loss of Nameless Things.
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