Shirleigh Brannon

First in her family to attend college, Shirleigh talks about dancing and performing music professionally as well as part of a spontaneous folk tradition, similarities to street theater and reference interviews in a library setting, and other ways the sociology of the faire, as articulated by Phyllis Patterson, has enriched our lives.

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