Photo Flash: OH FREEDOM! Opens Tomorrow at Lewis Family Playhouse
Based on historical events, Oh Freedom! tells the story of the greatest collaboration against racism in American history before the Civil Rights movement. Combining stories of the men and women who were active in the fight against slavery with songs of the period, it reminds us that it took the cooperation, conviction, and bravery of many people, both black and white, to help hundreds of enslaved people make their way to freedom. Due to serious subject matter, this production is not suitable for children under 10.
General: $18.00
Senior/Youth: $16.00
Foundation Family Flex Packs
All tickets are only $12.00 each when purchasing 4 or more tickets to any single MainStreet performance
(excluding discounted Foundation Family Saturday opening performance)
Foundation Family Saturday
* Specially priced $10 tickets available for opening performance on January 27th
https://www.lewisfamilyplayhouse.com/events/view.php?eventid=0000001658
Photo Credit: Ed Krieger
Charles McCoy and Jennifer Cannon
Charles McCoy, Jennifer Cannon, Mark McClain Wilson, and Elayn J Taylor
Charles McCoy and Mark McClain Wilson
Jennifer Cannon, Mark McClain Wilson, Elayn J Taylor, and Charles McCoy
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