Honest Tunes provides preview of TheatreSquared’s Sundown Town

Dgold of Fayetteville’s Honest Tunes Radio did the entire community a solid by inviting 3 Penny Acre into the studio recently to play some tunes from the world premiere of Sundown Town.

The original play by Kevin D. Cohea was commissioned by TheatreSquared and opens Feb. 4 at the Walton Arts Center’s Nadine Baum Studio. It runs till Feb. 20 and all signs point to another smashing success for TheatreSquared during a record-breaking season.

Check out the fantastic set of tunes and video put together by Dgold.

3 Penny Acre podcast from Honest Tunes Radio

“Pilgrim” (audio)

Sunny Brown (audio)

Tulsa 1921 (audio)

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The subject of the play is communities in North Arkansas where black people were required to leave before sunset or face possible violence in the early part of the last century.

Dr. Guy Lancaster, editor for the online Encyclopedia of Arkansas History and Culture, will present a program entitled, “Leave Town and Never Return: Racial Cleansing in Arkansas,” Tuesday, February 1 at 7:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History.

Christopher Spencer

Christopher Spencer, 36, is the publisher and owner of Ozarks Unbound and the food news site, The Fayetteville Food File. He is the chair of the Fayetteville Creative Economy Action Group and the social media chair of the Northwest Arkansas Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. He's also the founder of WordCamp Fayetteville. You can always contact him at cspencer@ozarksunbound.com

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1 Comment

• Dgold says:

  January 26, 2011 at 12:35 am

  Thanks for the post! Proud to see my Honest Tunes podcast and youtube with 3 Penny Acre featured here on Ozarks Unbound.

  Dgold
  Honest FM on KXUA Fayetteville

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