Experience a captivating evening of two one-act plays at The Bunbury Theatre. The first act is set in Selma, Alabama, in 1966, on Easter Monday - Election Day. Delve into the historic narrative of the first election where black Americans could vote. Transition to the second act set in present-day, exploring contemporary politics and societal reflections. Join us for a thought-provoking performance that bridges the past and present, offering a poignant exploration of democracy and social change.
The Ferryman's Daughter by Karen Marguerite Moloney (9/6/24-9/22/24)
The Bunbury Theatre is at 604 S 3rd St, Louisville.
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Videos
The Ferryman's Daughter by Karen Marguerite Moloney
The Bunbury Theatre (9/6 - 9/22) | ||
A Christmas Story
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Little Shop of Horrors
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