WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG

Songs and writings by Woody Guthrie
Conceived and adapted by Peter Glazer
Directed by Randal Myler

Date:  Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Time:  10:00am (please meet at the Herberger Theatre no later than 9:30am)
Location:  Herberger Theatre, 222 E. Monroe, Phoenix
Cost:  $10 children; $18 adults (over 18)
Payment deadline:  August 5, 2010
RSVP:  email jan@theparsonsfamily.com to reserve your seat and receive payment information
PLEASE NOTE:  Arizona Theatre Company's policy is that children under 4 years are not allowed inside the theatre. 

Bound for Glory, Nine Hundred Miles, This Land Is Your Land. We all know them and we've all sung them – songs about the open road, fighting for one's rights, and the beauty of nature.  Now meet the man that brought them all to life.  As he looked for work and his next meal, Woody sang the stories of a whole nation determined to survive the Great Depression.  Pull up a chair and join with us in discovering and celebrating the great American who gave our country its voice. Directed by Randal Myler, who brought ATC audiences Hank Williams: Lost Highway, It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues and Love, Janis.

  

Remember that this theatre does NOT issue individual tickets, I will have a group invoice.  Therefore, we will meet at 9:30am in front of the Herberger Theatre to gather as a group and be ready to go inside when they begin seating.   Please check in with me  so that I know that you have arrived.  I have found that people are able to locate my identical twin daughters in a crowd easier than finding me.   They always dress alike, and their photographs can be seen at http://www.theparsonsfamily.com .   If you arrive late, it's possible that we've already gone into the theatre.     Let the theatre company representative know that you are in Jan Parsons' Homeschool group.   I always let them know if there are families that haven't arrived when we go into the theatre.  It is at their sole discretion, however, on when and where you are seated.  Most of the companies fill the theatre from front to back, row by row, so it's probable that you will not sit with our group if you arrive late.  They may choose to seat other groups before you.  If the show has already begun, they may require you to wait for an appropriate time so as not to disturb others, meaning that you may miss some of the show.  

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