By Melissa Wagoner When the COVID-19 pandemic began, in the spring of 2020, the students at Silverton Ballet and Performing Arts Company were weeks away from the annual spring recital. The culmination of months – if not years – of practice and hard work, it was never really an option to cancel the show. Instead, studio owner Paula Magee got […]
“All the world’s a stage, and the men and women merely players …” wrote William Shakespeare in As You Like It. Don Kelley, Silverton attorney and theater aficionado, sees things similarly. He firmly believes that as people move through their various roles in life, they benefit from early exposure to theater. Soon local youths will have an opportunity when Missoula Children’s Theater returns with its summer program.
When Chamber of Commerce ambassadors suddenly entered his law office to announce he’d been selected Silverton’s First Citizen, Don Kelley was flabbergasted.
