Small town, big drama: With a new season, new management, new actors and new vigor, the Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre is ready to unveil a ?season of premieres.?

From: Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO) | Date: June 4, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: Lynn Israel

Jun. 4--ARROW ROCK a It takes a village a and a village inside a village a to nurture the 46th season of the Arrow Rock Lyceum Theatre.

Drive into this small town of 79 souls not far from Columbia, and a visitor finds a quiet Main Street under a noon sun. An actor a and there's quite a few around here a could easily stand unmolested in the middle of the lane and perform Shakespeare to the town hound, and it's probably been done a few times....

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