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Ever wanted to do a historical portrayal yourself? I can help! In this fun, interactive workshop we'll explore the basics of creating your own living-history performance
Lilly Pulitzer
Meet the designer whose colorful shift dresses redefined tropical glamour
Eleanor Roosevelt
America's longest serving First Lady grapples with the question of what to do with her life after the White House. Set in 1946
Jacqueline Kennedy
Former First Lady, mother and champion of the arts and historic preservation. Set in 1964
Rachel Carson
The environmental writer, marine biologist and author of Silent Spring (1962)
Buckle up for a trip that's about the real-life experiences of a Pan Am stewardess in the 1960s. Learn about the strict height, weight and age requirements, about cooking gourmet meals, about the celebrity passengers -- and about enduring some wild rides.
Titanic Survivor Violet Jessop
It is 1937 and Amelia Earhart is already internationally renowned for such achievements as being the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane (1928) and the first woman to pilot herself across the Atlantic by plane (1932). Now she is attempting a flight around the world.
Be a Historical Character!
Amelia Earhart
In the 1950s, comedienne Lucille Ball captured the hearts of television audiences across the nation. But what does it means when a TV star’s onscreen legend clashes with her offscreen reality? This historical portrayal pays tribute to both the comic legend and the real woman behind the myth. (Please note: This is not a celebrity impersonation or a celebrity look-alike event. It's an entertaining and educational historical portrayal, exploring the life of Lucille Ball).
Requirements for any living-history portrayal program:
Pan Am Stewardess Betty
Meet the legendary cookbook author, television star and champion of French cooking in this portrayal as she discusses everything from her relationship with her husband Paul Child to the mishaps of cooking on television. Bon Appetit!
*** NEW!! Lucille Ball
Back by popular demand
- Open space of about 7 X 10 feet (or so) for performing
- Microphone (lapel preferred), if you think it's needed or desirable
Leslie Goddard
Also Available:
Portrayals
available for 2024
Stewardess Violet Jessop survived the sinking of the RMS Titanic in 1912 and the sinking of the Titanic's identical sister ship, the Britannic, in 1914. Jessop tells unforgettable stories of the disasters and describes life behind-the-scenes on the most glamorous luxury liners of their day. Based on Jessop’s memoir, Titanic Survivor, published in 1998.
Julia Child
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