ShenanArts Presents Staged Reading of FAHRENHEIT 451, 3/4

Fahrenheit 451: the temperature at which paper ignites and books burn. And that is precisely what the firemen do, in Ray Bradbury's classic novel of the future, FAHRENHEIT 451. They burn books. It is a crime, in this society, to own or read books. Trivial information is good, and knowledge is evil. People receive all of their culture and information through television walls that are built into their houses.

Join us for ShenanArts' dramatized stage reading of this brilliant story, a work perhaps even more meaningful today than when it was published in 1953.

One night only! Thursday, March 4

7:30 pm - Mockingbird Music Hall, 123 West Beverley St., Staunton
Tickets: $8 advance/$10 door

Come early to dine in the Roots Music Hall! Doors open at 5:30.

Call 540.213.8777 for tickets and/or to make reservations for dinner.
STARRING ShenanArts favorites Jarod Kearney, Cassy Maxton, Hannah Woodrum, Phil Dixon and Matthew Riley

as well as local officials and dignitaries from our area: Nancy Sorrells, Bruce Elder, Steve Nichols, Doug Guynn, Nancy Dowdy, Lorie Smith, Cindy Corell, Roger Watson, Ruth Arnold,

Diantha McCauley, Zahir Mahmoud, Becky Kohler and Christiana Shields.
Sponsored by The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge, in conjunction with the National Endowment for the Arts and Mockingbird Artisan Fare and Roots Music

 

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