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Howard Zinn created this work to air his voice of protest against many of the social injustices that have been perpetuated throughout this country's history; to reveal the countless examples of exploitation the human spirit that have been devised over the centuries. His aim was to have his audiences hear lesser known voices form US history, especially minority voices, in the hopeof inspiring later generations to work towards social justice and change.

Unlike a conventional theater experience, Zinn's "actors" read their sometimes stark and realistic speeches, bringing to life the actual words spoken or written by the famous or sometimes the unknown, becoming the representatives of the voices of the many people who have made history happen.

Held at St.Paul’s Episcopal Church

220 Valley St. Willimatic, CT

Showtime: 7:00 pm

Tickets: $10 adults - $8 seniors & students

Presented in conjunction with the Stafford Arts Commission



Voice - A Theater Presentation: Saturday February 27, 2010 Author: Covenant Staff & AITP March 1, 2010
Howard Zinn created this work to air his voice of protest against many of the social injustices that have been perpetuated throughout this country's history; to reveal the countless examples of exploitation the human spirit that have been devised over the centuries. His aim was to have his audiences hear lesser known voices form US history, especially minority voices, in the hopeof inspiring later generations to work towards social justice and change. Unlike a conventional theater experience, Zinn's "actors" read their sometimes stark and realistic speeches, bringing to life the actual words spoken or written by the famous or sometimes the unknown, becoming the representatives of the voices of the many people who have made history happen. Held at St.Paul’s Episcopal Church 220 Valley St. Willimatic, CT Showtime: 7:00 pm Tickets: $10 adults - $8 seniors & students Presented in conjunction with the Stafford Arts Commission