Pretty Fire

Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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Crane River Theater “Pretty Fire” Touring Production (students only) (Read More)

Crane River Theater Company will tour a performance of “Pretty Fire” to high schools across Nebraska. Each performance will be followed by a talkback discussion with the actor and director about the themes and topics of the production. “Pretty Fire” is a one-woman show by Charlayne Woodard, set in the 1950s and 60s in the American south. This award-winning play addresses topics like race, diversity, and the civil rights movement, but the entire play is told through the eyes of a child with stories about her family. The actress will portray more than 20 characters, bringing these stories to life. It’s a unique way for students to connect to that period of history, in a way that isn’t often presented. Monday, April 15, 6:45pm – Arapahoe High School Thursday, April 18, 10:00am – Elwood High School Wednesday, April 24, 1:00pm – Schuyler High School Friday, April 26, 12:45pm – Crete High School Monday, April 29, 2:00pm – McCook High School Monday, April 30, 1:00pm – Kearney High School

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