Above, Peter Schmitz speaking to the audience at the Museum of the American Revolution. Below, Michael Norris, the Executive Director of Carpenters Hall.
Dr. Sean David McGhee, speaking on the particular history of Cato: A Tragedy - and its performance at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania in May of 1778:
Peter Schmitz and Dr. Chelsea Phillips:
Playwright Eli Lynn and dramaturg Chaz T. Martin:
At the end of the evening, Dr. Tyler Putnam brings up the lights on George Washington's tent!
A complete video of the evening - without edits - can be found on the website of the Museum of the American Revolution, HERE.
Photos for Episode 97 - Off-Off Broad Street
Above, the image of Linda Griffith (left) and Liz Stout (right) that appeared in the Philadelphia Daily News on April 16, 1973, announcing the formation of The Wilma Project.Once again I find myself pressed for time while composing a proper blog pos…
Bicentennial Blues
Above: Edward Piszek, the CEO of Mrs. Paul's Kitchens, Inc. and founder of The Copernicus Society of America, in front of the Philadelphia Bourse building on 5th and Chestnut Streets in June of 1976. Behind him are the cast of Americana Jubilee. Thi…
