City Lights: M.C. Escher; “Murder! At The Strand”; Nicole Chamberlain

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“Murder! At the Strand!," on stage until April 15, is as much a role-playing game as it is a play.
“Murder! At the Strand!," on stage until April 15, is as much a role-playing game as it is a play.
Credit Myke Johns / WABE
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Friday on “City Lights with Lois Reitzes”:

  • 1:06: Lois Reitzes speaks with Dr. Doris Schattschneider about the graphic artist M.C. Esher. His work frequently includes principles of symmetry. Different Trains Gallery in Decatur is holding an exhibition of his work.
  • 25:09: Myke Johns finds out about the Strand Theatre’s production of “Murder! At The Strand,” which blends theater with a game that members of the audience are a part of.
  • 29:45: Flutist Nicole Chamberlain talks with Reitzes about her new album “Three Nine Line” and offers a demonstration of some of the different techniques she uses to play the flute.