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Little Colonel Players announces 70th season

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By Bobbie Curd Verified
| The Messenger (Madisonville, KY) Verified
This year is the 70th season for Little Colonel Players, a huge feat for a small, intimate playhouse in the historic train town of Pewee Valley. Little Colonel is one of the state’s oldest, continuously operating community theaters. And Teresa Wentzel, president of the playhouse’s board, has been at it for 10 years. It’s important to her for many reasons. “For one, I think that the appreciation for live theater may be taking a backseat …” Wentzel said.
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Little Colonel Players announce 70th season

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By Bobbie Curd Verified
| The Madison Courier Verified
This year is the 70th season for Little Colonel Players, a huge feat for a small, intimate playhouse in the historic train town of Pewee Valley. Little Colonel is one of the state’s oldest, continuously operating community theaters. And Teresa Wentzel, president of the playhouse’s board, has been at it for 10 years. It’s important to her for many reasons. “For one, I think that the appreciation for live theater may be taking a backseat …” Wentzel said.
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Little Colonel Players announces 70th season

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By Bobbie Curd Verified
Actors Cara Cashon and Patrick Wagner in a past Little Colonel Players production of "Ken Ludwig's Moriarty: A New Sherlock Holmes Adventure." Board president Teresa Wentzel said they spend much time vetting plays in order to present a diverse range, from comedies and classics to brand-new pieces written by local playwrights. This year is the 70th season for Little Colonel Players, a huge feat for a small, intimate playhouse in the historic train town of Pewee Valley.
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