Fannie Lou Hamer was the baby of her family, who were sharecroppers with 19 children before her. After working on plantations for most of her adult life, she joined the Civil Rights movement. Three years after attending a rally, she co-founded a new political party to advocate for Black voting rights. Involuntarily sterilized, robbed of her possessions, and beaten in jail, Fannie Lou Hamer was not deterred. This play with music has a cast of one, in recognition of the sheer power of Fannie Lou Hamers will.Start: June 14, 2022End: July 10, 2022Performances:Previews 6/14, 6/15, 6/16 at 7:30PMThursdays 6/30 and 7/7 at 11AM (Senior Matinees)Fridays at 7:30 PMSaturdays at 2:30 PM and 7:30PMSundays at 2:30PM
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Marie Antoinette
Conant Performing Arts Center (2/6 - 2/23) | |
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Barefoot in the Park
CenterStage North Theatre (2/7 - 2/15) | |
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Dear Evan Hansen (Non-Equity)
The Classic Center [Theatre] (3/19 - 3/19)
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Jazz Talk with Trey Wright: How To Listen To Jazz
Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre (3/20 - 3/20) | |
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Play On! by Rick Abbot
Peacock Performing Arts Center (3/7 - 3/16) | |
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The Book of Mormon (Non-Equity)
Fox Theatre (6/24 - 6/29) | |
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ATOS Altanta presents: THE MARK OF ZORRO (1920) with live theatre organ
Plaza Theatre (2/13 - 2/13) | |
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Strand Season Show: The Last Five Years
Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre (2/28 - 3/9) | |
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