From Patsy to Potter, Musicians Fill Kentucky's Stages this Weekend

WEKU

Published July 12, 2013 at 7:00 AM EDT

A brand new play premieres this weekend in Danville, while a highly successful one is revived in Lexington. Plus, Rich Copley, who covers culture for the Lexington Herald Leader, says there are major music festivals in nearby cities. Rich spoke with WEKU’s Charles Compton.

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