In this episode of The Bank First Ranger Hour, host Gary Darby welcomes Alyssa Algee, theater instructor at Northwest Mississippi Community College (NWCC), to discuss the upcoming production of A Doll’s House. Alyssa shares insights into this iconic play by Henrik Ibsen, known for its groundbreaking exploration of women’s rights and societal expectations. She highlights the challenges and excitement of bringing this drama to life, emphasizing the dedication of her cast and crew. Audiences can catch performances starting November 8, with tickets available at the NWCC Fine Arts Auditorium.

In the second segment, Brian Lentz, NWCC’s Sports Information Director, joins Gary to provide updates on Ranger athletics. Brian discusses the women’s soccer team’s quest for a perfect season, the men’s and women’s basketball teams’ promising starts, and the football team’s preparation for a high-stakes playoff game against Gulf Coast. He also reflects on the volleyball team’s remarkable season and previews upcoming sports events. This episode is packed with insights into NWCC’s vibrant theater and sports programs.

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