History At Play™, Llc Presents: An Evening With Winston Churchill On Pay Per Hap
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Pay-Per-HAP Immersive Living History Series chronicles influential and often forgotten figures on the 2nd & 4th Friday of every month!
An Evening with Winston Churchill
LIVESTREAM Friday September 10th, 2021 - 7:30 PM ET (GMT-5)
$10-$25 Pay-What You-Can Per Viewer
On Friday September 10th, 2021, meet with Winston Churchill, wartime Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Throughout much of WWII, Churchill’s stirring speeches inspired, motivated, and uplifted an embattled nation during its darkest hour. Through the brilliance of his rhetoric, Churchill became renowned as one of the truly great orators of the 20-Century and an ardent champion of freedom and democracy. Join us for Pay-Per-HAP Episode #55, produced by History At Play™, LLC (HAP, LLC), as we LIVESTREAM direct to you!
Recording viewable for 48 hours! Ticket sales close Sunday at 8pm ET (UTC-5). For those attending the livestream Friday evening, the virtual theatre lobby opens at 7:15pm ET. All patrons gain access to the Digital Playbill, prior to the program, and to the BONUS MATERIALS following the event.
In this livestream episodic series, Pay-Per-HAP encounters Winston Churchill on March 15, 1946, ten months after the end of World War II in Europe. His thoughts turn to the dark days early in the war, when England was embattled against Hitler’s Nazi forces virtually without aid. Churchill recalls the unconquerable will of the British people as well as his friendship with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In the final moments of his speech, Churchill may issue a warning about a growing threat in Eastern Europe. Along the way, he shares his characteristic wit, as well as his famous eloquence.
Kevin Radaker (PhD, Penn State) served as Professor of English at Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana, from 1987 to 2021. Since 2016, he has offered his dramatic portrayal of Winston Churchill over 40 times in seven states. Since 1991, he has presented his portrayal of Henry David Thoreau over 400 times around the nation, including six performances in Concord, Massachusetts, Thoreau’s lifelong town of residence. Since 2009, he has presented his portrayal of author C. S. Lewis in seven states and in Beijing, China. Besides teaching courses in American Literature, Modern Drama, and writing, Radaker served as chair of the English department at Anderson University for twenty-five years (1988-2013). Additionally, he has presented numerous papers on Thoreau and other authors at academic conferences and has published scholarly articles on Thoreau, Melville, Annie Dillard, and Wendell Berry. To learn more about his first-person dramatic portrayals, visit: www.thoreaulive.com, www.cslewislive.com, and www.winstonchurchilllive.com.
PHOTO: Kevin Radaker as Winston Churchill
Running time: Approx. 55 minutes. Followed by Real-Time Audience Q&A and BONUS MATERIALS. Episodes are viewable for 48 hours after airing. This performance is rated PG [Please Note: There is a frank talk of the death toll of World War II.]
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VIEWING INSTRUCTIONS:
Pay-What-You-Can per viewer $10-$25. After purchase, patrons receive instructions, by email, for enjoying Pay-Per-HAP. Historically inspired music commences at 7:15pm ET. "Curtain" is at 7:30pm ET (GMT-5). When purchasing multiple tickets, write the name of each viewer logging on to enjoy the program, so we may admit them accordingly. This information may be provided directly on Eventbrite, or by emailing info@HistoryAtPlay.com. Unidentified viewers may not be admitted. Group rates are available; please email info@HistoryAtPlay.com.
No Refunds. No Date Transfers.
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ABOUT Pay-Per-HAP:
Pay-Per-HAP is an episodic livestream series, produced by History At Play™, LLC, airing on the 2nd & 4th Friday of the month, featuring productions from the company’s critically acclaimed repertoire, along with internationally renowned Guests Artists, Exclusive Workshops, and Special Events. Hosted by HAP, LLC Founder and Artistic Director Judith Kalaora, Pay-Per-HAP is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet history's influential and often forgotten figures. Each episode is conducted in authentic historical attire, with vintage props, and professionally designed sets. Based on primary source research, History At Play™, LLC has been embraced by the historical, educational, and theatrical communities, with programs that break the mold of hi-calibre virtual productions and are changing the way the world learns history.
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ABOUT History At Play™, LLC:
History At Play™, LLC (HAP, LLC), founded in 2010 by Artistic Director Judith Kalaora, chronicles the lives of influential and often forgotten women. Offering solo and ensemble Immersive Living History Experiences, HAP, LLC is woman-owned and operated, with a commitment to employ artists worldwide. Kalaora is a professional educator, award-winning playwright, and living historian. She graduated from Syracuse University Magna cum Laude and attended the Globe Education Program, at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre of London, England. She has performed for tens of thousands of people and her original productions have enjoyed over 5,000 runs worldwide.