In this motivational, musical program, Kate Campbell Stevenson brings to life a diverse group of historical American women, emphasizing how they overcame their own personal and/or societal barriers to obtain their goals.
With song, monologue, and movement, each woman’s distinct character springs to life. The program features dramatic portrayal, music and poetry. Clever costume and make-up changes create magical transitions between historical time periods with interactive audience participation. A question & answer session follows the performance.
Each presentation of Women: Back to the Future features three (3) of the following role models: Abigail Adams, First Lady and women’s rights advocate; Marion Anderson, singer and civil rights activist; Louise Arner Boyd, Arctic explorer; Rose Crabtree, Council Member Jackson Hole Wyoming's 1920 All-women Town Council; Rachel Carson, award-winning writer and environmentalist; Bessie Coleman, the first African-American, male or female, to earn a pilot’s license; Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady, women's and civil rights advocate, humanitarian; Sacajawea, Native American guide and interpreter; Lucy Stone, abolitionist and suffragette; and Alice Paul, a 20th Century suffragette from New Jersey.
Grades K-3 & 4-12; College & Adult Program Also Available | |
