Review: Abraham Lincoln ponders his legacy in 'Two Miles a Penny'

The title of “Abraham Lincoln in Two Miles a Penny” refers to the legendary account of the 16th president of the United States walking six miles to return a three-cent overcharge to a customer. Writer-performer Ed Trotta’s acclaimed one-man show about the Great Emancipator plies its modest wares to fairly engaging effect.

By David C. Nichols

January 7, 2013