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Silent City 2013: The procession - the same; and different



2013-10-29 - Columbia Cemetery, 315 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. There's an Our Town quality about every year's production of The Silent City. The long procession from the Old Cemetery to a newer section is a bit of a time lapse with a few added, a few left, other seeming to change, and everything changing, just as the passing parade in Downtown Columbia changes but little and then over a decade or a century, everything changes. For those of us who see life as theatre, it doesn't matter when one steps into to be part of the audience - life is a continuum, anytime is a great time to join, any time is OK to leave, as some had during the performances. Ahead, the procession moves on to see Wanda Beard as Mary Cartwright Garnett, passing by a Breeding and the Fouser monuments. On the left, in black, is Adiar County historian Mike Watson, who portrayed Revolutionary War soldier William Hurt in Travis Smith's video Looking Back . . . and on the right, in the long black period dress, Lee Ann Jessee, who had given the first presentation of the evening as Nancy Russell East.

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