What is a Living History presentation?
It’s simple. An actor brings an historical character back to life.
How do they do it? The actor does in-depth research into the character they have selected and create a presentation around the information that they have learned. The actors do not use a script that has been produced by someone else, but have created their own original dialogue. We at MadCap Living History do our best to represent the character as realistically as they were in life. We delve deeply into their life, and focus on various aspects that we find interest, and believe will find entertaining. We do our best to be accurate and respectful of all of our characters, even the ones that weren’t so respectable.
Presented by Dogwood Blossoms Chorus
Sunday, October 13 • 3:00pm
VENUE:The Woodward Opera House(107 South Main St., Mount Vernon, OH 43050)
TICKETS:Adult Pre-Sale: $15 • Adults at the door: $20Students: $8Children under 10 are FREE
Music, romance, intrigue, and a bit of magic makes this chorus-driven romp a can’t-miss experience! Special guest performers Daybreak Quartet will dazzle and delight a cappella and music lovers everywhere!
Two 19th-century portraits, "Dawn" and "Mid Day," were returned to their home in The Woodward Opera House just before the close of 2020. The paintings were commissioned for the theater and are original to 1884 when it opened.
The Woodward Opera House Conservancy is pleased to announce the addition of Dena Hess-McKinstry to The Woodward’s staff as house manager, effective January 1, 2021.
America is about to discover Mount Vernon’s Woodward Opera House when the national television series, Songs at the Center, tapes upcoming episodes at the recently restored venue on Sat., May 18, from noon to 4 p.m.