Program / Event Details

Provider: Dramatic Play

Address
MD
Historical Perspectives: Original Points of View from History
$850.00

In this performance, the audiences will see three original monologues or perspectives from history.

My grandmother, Cora Thorpe attended Roulhac High, a colored school in Chipley, Florida.

Ruby Bridges was the first black student to attend William Frantz Elementary School and Elizabeth Eckford was one of the first black teenagers to attend Little Rock Central High School.

These monologues take us back into history, into the minds of these young women. Can we imagine what they might have been thinking? Why was it so important to attend a good school? Was it worth it? Why is the Brown Vs. Board of Education decision so important?

The optional workshop or residency allows students to create their own historical monologue from any historical event.

Event/Program Details

Location: Onsite in schools. Assembly and workshops are available virtually.
Audiences: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Core Curricula: Social Studies, English/Language Arts
Art Forms: Theater, Storytelling, Creative Writing
Program/Event Format: In School Residency, In School Workshop, In School Performance
Cost: Performance Only $850, Performance and Workshops $2500
Student Supports: Universal Design for Learning Compatible