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42. King Lear, William Shakespeare,
playwright
For specific production dates, please call the box office. Note: Free Admission |
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5. BLUE JACKET
Blue Jacket invites audiences to relive the history of the Shawnee Nation
as Shawnee Indians, frontier settlers, and fugitive slaves
forge the definition of American freedom on land
where these legends once walked. Thundering horses, roaring
cannons, flaming arrows and torches bring history to life
on the three acre outdoor stage. ALSO: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, David Dortch, playwright |
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35. THE
LIVING WORD Beginning with the Sermon on the Mount, The Living Word
reflects on the last three years of the life of Christ with
dramatic depictions of Palm Sunday, the last supper, Gethsemane,
Pilate’s court, the crucifixion and the resurrection. |
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24. TECUMSEH! Tecumseh! tells the story of the great Shawnee Indian leader’s
lifelong effort to protect his homeland, the Scioto River
Valley of southern Ohio, from white settlers and ends with
his self-prophesied death at the Battle of the Thames in the
War of 1812. |
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29. TRUMPET IN THE
LAND Set in Ohio’s historic Tuscarawas Valley during the
Revolutionary War, this is the compelling story of David Zeisberger,
a Moravian missionary, who with a small group of Delaware
Indians, established Ohio’s first settlement, Schoenbrunn. ALSO: OKLAHOMA!, Oscar Hammerstein, II, playwright; Richard Rodgers, composer |