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Program Information

Program name: The Road to Freedom: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Civil Rights Movement
Program category: History
Multicultural- Other
Performing Arts- Theater
Program length: 50-55 minutes
Audience level: Family
Audience size: any size
Program description: Join Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on The Road to Freedom. Incorporating the spiritual music that became the underscore of the civil rights movement, this production helps young people to recognize that they can change their world peacefully. Geared for students in grades 3-8, this presentational theater piece is ideal for Black History Month and is a perfect addition to any American History curriculum. From his first encounter with racism to his immortal speech delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Dr. King walks students through the experience of the civil rights movement. Students make discoveries with Dr. King as he encounters some of the great minds who fought for freedom before him: Henry David Thoreau, who introduced him to the concept of civil disobedience, and Mahatma Gandhi, who showed him that nonviolent resistance was the most powerful weapon in the fight for equality. This educational and inspiring production is available in January and February. The Road to Freedom is authorized by The King Center in Atlanta, GA.
Space/special requirements: None
Travel restrictions: None, but fees may apply.
Program fee: $1001- $3000
Is this fee negotiable? Yes
Mileage included? Yes
Notes about the fee: Discounts are available for multiple show bookings.
Other notes:
Regions this program
can be performed in:
Western
Rochester
Central
South Central
Capital District
North Country
Metro
Southeastern
Long Island
Program last updated: 08/06/2007
   
Performer Information (see all of this performer's programs)
Stage name: THEATER GARDEN, Ltd.
Performer name: Dana Goldstein
Phone: 212-501-6920
Mailing address: 304 Windsor Place
Brooklyn, NY 11218
E-mail address: dana@theatergarden.org
Website: http://www.theatergarden.org
   
Previous appearances at: Rhinebeck Performing Arts Center, Rhinebeck, NY, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams, MA, Public School 117Q, Queens, NY, The WorkShop Theater Company, midtown Manhattan, Commack Middle School, Commack, Long Island
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Performer information last updated: 04/04/2011

 

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