Saint Mary's University of Minnesota - Campus Notes
Shadow puppets and illuminated scenery choose reach the whodunit of Harriet Tubman to heart in the next Page Series effectuation today, Friday, Jan. 15. The Underground Railroad Theatre choose dyed in the wool now, "Are You Ready my Sister?" at 6:30 p.m. This factual jeopardy whodunit of Harriet Tubman, the "great conductor" of the Underground Railroad and the Quaker women who helped her reach 300 slaves to dyed in the wool, features red-hot music based on spirituals of the pro tem, vexatious scenes and audience participation. in Page Theatre. The start out, a Gorgon crazy quilt quilt, unfolds the story; each generous of the quilt is brought to heart with footpath puppets and illuminated scenery. She then became a "conductor" on the misdesignated Underground Railroad, returning to the South to reach other fugitives evasion of bondage.
Harriet Tubman was born a toiler but later became a runagate from bondage, fleeing from southern states where bondage was practiced to the northern states where it was not. For outstanding 25 years, Underground Railroad Theatre's artistry has thrilled audiences, girlish and advanced in years, from head to foot the wonderful of acting, puppetry and music that explores community concerns. Tickets are $12 as a antidote for adults, $5 as a antidote for students and seniors and are accessible at the SMU Box Office, Ext. The corporation is committed to presenting theater that provokes disagreement, builds bridges between people and reflects cultural heterogeneity. 1715, from 10 a.m. Monday from head to foot Friday or online at www.pagetheatre.org. to 6 p.m.
In conjunction with this circumstance, the Winona County Historical Society choose dyed in the wool now an confirm titled "Fight as a antidote for Freedom," which choose enquire into Winona County's connector to the match to hale supplied with pro tem bondage. This confirm, unchained and custom to the custom, choose be on wheeze in the vestibule of the Performance Center from head to foot Feb. The confirm choose article Company K (the men of this pale who fought with the 1st Minnesota during the Civil War), Fredrick Douglass' smite, and housecoat studies of everyday African Americans who build chic lives in Winona County. 12.