Thames River Heritage Park Performance Series – Harriet Beecher Stow: Aunt Hattie’s House
History takes center stage in Thames River Heritage Park’s six-part Performance Series, History Comes Alive in the Park. Through engaging reenactments, lively debates, music, and storytelling, talented performers will bring historical figures and events to life, offering audiences a unique opportunity to experience history beyond the pages of a textbook.
The series will explore the people, personalities, and events that shaped our nation, with special attention to the American Revolution, women’s contributions, and our region’s rich maritime heritage.
From the intrigue of Benedict and Peggy Arnold and the spirited debate surrounding the Boston Tea Party to the powerful voices of Harriet Beecher Stowe, revolutionary women, and New London’s own Abigail Hinman, each performance offers a different perspective on the past.
More than simply learning about history, audiences will have the opportunity to see it, hear it, and experience it firsthand. Ticket holders will also have access to museum galleries prior to the performance during the reception.
Date: Tuesday, January 12, Harriet Beecher Stow: Aunt Hattie’s House
Time: Reception 6 pm, Performance 6:30 pm
Cost: TRHP & Lyman Allyn Members $15 +fees, non members $20 +fees. Call 860-443-2545 ext. 2129 or email [email protected] for the Lyman Allyn Member Discount Code
Purchase online here.
“Aunt Hattie’s House” is written and performed by Emma Palzere-Rae. This solo play looks at what compelled Harriet Beecher Stowe to pen Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
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