Live performances
Solo theater with archival media and a post-show discussion.
Based in Seattle, Living Voices is a community education organization that presents multimedia history programs. Each production combines a live solo performance with archival film, photographs, sound, and visual aids to explore real people and events through personal perspectives. Topics include the civil rights movement, immigration, World War II, women's suffrage, and the Dust Bowl. Programs are available as live theater for groups or as studio-filmed presentations shared electronically for viewing during a selected period. Online shows can be paired with a livestream post-show discussion led by a teaching artist. Live programs include a historical introduction, performance, and post-show discussion, with arrangements tailored to the group and space. Audiences include K-12 schools, universities, community groups, museums, and corporations.
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Solo theater with archival media and a post-show discussion.
Filmed shows can include a livestream teaching artist discussion.
Programs examine diverse perspectives and significant historical event
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