OVERVIEW
THE PROTEST CAFÉ draws from 250 years of American protest music to fuse theatre, history, and music into an experience that transforms our understanding of the past and points us toward our future!
Price category
Free - Reservation Required
RUN TIME
30 minutes
SHOW TIMES
7/9 @ 5:15PM
7/10 @ 8:15PM
7/11 @ 1:15PM
7/11 @ 6:45PM
VENUE & STAGE
Hermit Club
Patio
VENUE FEATURES
ADA Accessible, Outdoors, Restrooms, Bar/Alcohol, Food/Concessions, Festival Box Office & Info
Mask Requirements
Masks are NOT required.
Late Seating Policy
Late seating is permitted within the first 15 minutes after the show begins.
AUDIENCE GUIDE
TYPE OF SHOW
Local
LANGUAGE
English
Age recommendation
Ages 13+
GENRE(S)
Cabaret, Music, Performance Art
SPOTLIGHT ON...
Liberation Through Music
CONTENT ADVISORY
SHOW SYNOPSIS & details
as submitted by the artist(s)
THE PROTEST CAFÉ is a moment. It’s a conversation. It’s a call to action. Four performers explore songs from 250 years of American protest music. Some songs are familiar. Some are not. All of them mark a flashpoint in American history. Why were these songs written? How did they shape our culture? What do they teach us about who we are? About who we can become? Fusing theatre, history, and music THE PROTEST CAFÉ transforms our understanding of the past, enlightens our experience of the present, and points us passionately toward the future!
Created by Chennelle Bryant-Harris, Chelsea Cannon, Tina D. Stump, and Eric Schmiedl
Chennelle Bryant-Harris - Performer
Chelsea Cannon - Performer
Tina D. Stump - Performer
Eric Schmiedl - Performer
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