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At a 1919 unveiling of Edwin Booth's statue, the play stages the Booth brothers as ghosts and imagines whether John Wilkes Booth killed Abraham Lincoln because of the Civil War or intense sibling rivalry. Their father Junius Brutus Booth's legacy shaped Edwin's disciplined acting career and John Wilkes's impatience for fame.
The play follows Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass across a 45-year friendship. It begins with Douglass playing the violin while Anthony is at a picnic and traces their distinct paths toward equality.
At a 1919 unveiling of Edwin Booth's statue, the play stages the Booth brothers as ghosts and imagines whether John Wilkes Booth killed Abraham Lincoln because of the Civil War or intense sibling rivalry. Their father Junius Brutus Booth's legacy shaped Edwin's disciplined acting career and John Wilkes's impatience for fame.
The play follows Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass across a 45-year friendship. It begins with Douglass playing the violin while Anthony is at a picnic and traces their distinct paths toward equality.