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In this unique program, narration provides a backdrop for dramatic monologues by actors in period costume. Excerpted from diaries, letters and other documents, performers interrupt the narration to tell their own stories, representing, among others, a Confederate spy, a plantation mistress, a slave woman, a Quaker journalist and a conflicted housewife. (Loudoun Eastern Regional Library & Purcellville Library - spring '96, 1997 Elizabeth Carter Lecture Series at Oatlands Plantation; Elderhostel Program, Foxcroft School, Middleburg, VA, June '99) Forty-five minute presentation. Fee $3500.00. Contact Meredith Bean McMath.
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