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October 1, 2016, Saturday - The Parchment Hour opens at the Gurthrie

Time: see show link below

Location: Guthrie Theater, McGuire Proscenium Stage, 818 S 2nd Street

The Parchment Hour

Songs and stories of the ’61 Freedom Riders
At the dawn of the Civil Rights Movement, brave women and men of all backgrounds said goodbye to their families, boarded buses and headed into the Deep South to battle discrimination. Arrested and imprisoned in Mississippi’s notorious Parchman Farm Penitentiary, these Freedom Riders endured by creating a nightly variety show called “The Parchman Hour.” The Parchman Hour is a captivating play with music, one that reveals a defining chapter in American history while celebrating the hope and resilience of a community that joined together to stand against segregation.