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R J Lindsey Actor portrays various historical figures, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Johann Sebastian Bach, Carr Van Anda, and Biblical characters from the Hebrew and Greek scriptures; biographical and contact information, performance schedule. SoloTogether New England-based organization of reenactors who portray political figures from Nineteenth and Twentieth Century America. Membership information, list of characters, events schedule, photos. Living History Associates, Ltd. Organization brings four centuries of memorable history to life for education and entertainment to audiences throughout Virginia, neighboring states, and outside of the U.S.A.; keynote speakers, role playing historical characters, period musicians, tour guides. Contact and member information. Fanny and Friends Joyce Badgley Hunsaker portrays Sacagawea, Fanny (an ordinary pioneer woman), and other characters from the American West of the 19th century in costumed lectures and storytelling. Living History Australia Organization of professional reenactors bring history to life, Egyptian Pharaohs to Colonial Australia, for Australian educational programs and other public events. Program descriptions, contact information. Renaissance Man Christopher Davis portrays Edward Alleyn, an English Renaissance gentleman and actor of Elizabethan Tragedy, and other roles for schools and general educational events. Biography, photos, contact information. Tudor Times Professional living history team bring to life the times of the ordinary Tudor in the home, field, town and Manor House, for school programs and other public events. Contact information. Knight for Hire Reenactor with full armor and horse portrays military life in the Age of Chivalry for educational and general events; photo gallery and contact information. The Victorian Lady Two-woman show. Demonstrations include Victorian tea parties, period fashion shows of bridal and maternity customs. Fees and contact information. Tames Alan Costumed lectures on women's roles in five eras: Greek, Roman, Celtic, Elizabethan, and Victorian. Photographs, calendar, historical consulting. |
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