Thursday, February 9th
A gunshot is heard, followed by rapid footsteps and frantic yelling. It is April 4, 1968, and the hero of the civil rights movement is lying on the balcony of the Lorraine Hotel in Memphis. Crusades and marches from his past rise up along with prominent figures such as Ralph Abernathy, Andrew Young, Sheriff Bull Conner, Medgar Evers, and George Wallace. Actor, writer, and historian Barry Scott mesmerizes audiences with his one man play Ain’t Got Long to Stay Here. The Mobile Press Register declared, “Barry Scott's portrayal of King is superb. The resemblance of pitch, cadence, dynamic emphasis and hypnotic delivery is uncanny.” An authority on the life and works of Dr. King, Scott teaches a new generation about one of America's most violent yet inspiring times and about the man who touched the heart of his country. |
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Visit Barry Scott as his website by clicking here. Watch the show video at YouTube by clicking here.
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“Hardly anyone is more devoted to furthering King's message and legacy than Barry Scott.” - The Nashville Banner .
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Tickets: $15 Adults, $14 Seniors/Military, $8 Children | Sponsored by The Community Foundation of West GA |
