An Afternoon With Sara and Ida
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Meet Sara Lucy Bagby and Ida B Wells, two amazing women whose courage and commitment secured their place in history. Sara was the last enslaved person to be sent back to the South under the Fugitive Slave Act. Ida was a pioneer journalist and writer. Tickets are $10, reserve them here: https://makeshift.booktix.com/dept/main/e/AWSI
This performance is produced by Jane Bond, presented with Women in History and Akron Community Foundation.
A dedicated circle of friends headed by Sophia Mastrandreas-Dadas founded Women in History in Lakewood, Ohio in 1991. These women felt a debt to their female ancestors and a responsibility to future generations to tell women's stories. The knowledge they share is intended to foster an appreciation that all things are possible.
Character research is extensive. It includes published material and, when possible, visits to the locales where the individual lived and worked, plus interviews with family, friends and biographers.
This performance is produced by Jane Bond, presented with Women in History and Akron Community Foundation.
A dedicated circle of friends headed by Sophia Mastrandreas-Dadas founded Women in History in Lakewood, Ohio in 1991. These women felt a debt to their female ancestors and a responsibility to future generations to tell women's stories. The knowledge they share is intended to foster an appreciation that all things are possible.
Character research is extensive. It includes published material and, when possible, visits to the locales where the individual lived and worked, plus interviews with family, friends and biographers.
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732 West Exchange St., Akron, OH, United States, Ohio 44302
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Host or PublisherMakeshift Theater
