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Louisa May Alcott: Dynamic Author

Program Categories
Historical Programs and Characters, Educational Programs

Audience Age
Grades 3-12

Description

Meet Louisa May Alcott, author of the much loved autobiography, Little Women. Louisa introduces students to important 19th century issues, including suffrage, abolition, equal education, and the Underground Railroad. Students also learn about the many famous friends of the Alcotts, including Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau and come to appreciate the courage and determination of a fiercely independent woman and her unusual Victorian family. Programs are tailored to the age group and may be adjusted to focus on a variety of topics, including the "literary flowering" of New England, the Underground Railroad, the Union Hospital, The Civil War, 19th century womens' rights and social reforms, and Louisa's "thriller tales."

Fee
$390. price change subject to size of audience and amount of performances.

Group Size
up to 80, or 81-160

Program Length
1 hour

Last Modified
12/11/2006

Performer’s Contact Information

Inter*Act Performances with Jan Turnquist

Program Coordinator
255 Elm Street Suite 302
Somerville, MA 02144
 617/629-9262
 scheduling@yamass.org
 http://yamass.org/
Preferred Contact Method: Phone

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