Friday, August 28, 2015

Janet Langhart Cohen's Anne & Emmett Coming to the DuSable Museum!

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Almost everybody knows the story of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl who perished during Hitlers Holocaust. She left a diary thats inspired millions the world over. Fewer people know about Emmett Till, a young Black boy just about the same age as Anne, who was tortured and lynched in Money, Mississippi for whistling at a white woman. His brutal murder helped change the course of American history.
Imagine Anne and Emmett meeting in a place called memory. What might they say to each other? Would they have anything in common to share? Or have any lessons for us? What happens if we dont listen to their voices? Are we doomed to simply repeat the past? What if we dont even remember them?
Don't miss the very special performance of Janet Langhart Cohen's Anne and Emmett!
For a special DuSable Museum Member discount please enter promo code: DUSABLE when purchasing tickets. Please have your DuSable Museum membership I.D. in order to collect discount tickets.
DATE: September 25, 26 and 27, 2015
COST: $25.00
TICKETS: Order tickets through Eventbrite
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