One-act play about Lincoln's Assassination, starring Timothy Bambara and Mark Perman. Directed by Rebecca Galliher.
It is a week past the Good Friday when Abraham Lincoln was shot at Ford's Theatre. The actor Harry Hawk is collecting his costumes and personal effects, when owner Harry Ford, just released from prison, discovers him on the stage. The two men, aided by the handy trunk of costumes, act out the events of that tragic day.
Learn about President Lincoln’s assassination from two men who were there. Actor Harry Hawk and Ford’s Theatre co-owner Harry Ford revisit the events of April 14, 1865. As they reconstruct the sequence of events, they grapple with the question: Could John Wilkes Booth have been stopped? Production runtime 45-50 minutes