Sam Raper Joins Shan Stout To Shine A Light On Shakespeare In The Park

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In this episode, Shan Stout sits down with Shakespeare in the Park director Sam Raper to discuss one of Cookeville's longest-running and most beloved arts traditions. She shares what audiences can expect from this year's production of All's Well That Ends Well, details about open community auditions, and how the free performances in Dogwood Park continue to make live theater accessible for audiences of all ages. The conversation also highlights the strength of Cookeville's thriving arts community, the lasting impact of theater on young performers, and the vital role the city's Leisure Services Department plays in creating high-quality cultural experiences that enrich the community year after year.

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