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1776 - The Musical Ford's Theatre Tickets & Info
Experience the realization of dreams as performers take the stage during the 1776 - The Musical event at Washington. Take note of the importance of arts education and how attending such events bolsters it. Our partnerships with media outlets ensure that the spirit of 1776 - The Musical reaches a diverse audience. The use of real-time streaming expands the festival's audience to audiences worldwide. Don't overlook to attend the closing ceremony for a memorable conclusion to the 1776 - The Musical Washington occasion. Join us as we establish a inclusive environment that resonates with delight at the 1776 - The Musical concert.
About 1776 - The Musical at Ford's Theatre
1776 - The Musical was influenced by the sociopolitical atmosphere of the period of the 1960s. Representing a historical moment, the production communicates the necessity and tension of the revolutionary period in the United States. The character of Edward Rutledge, a representative from the Palmetto State, is depicted as a powerful orator. In fact, the show has been a favored choice for academic showcases, aiding to teach students about American history. Showcasing the historical context, the production incorporates real addresses and writings from the founding fathers into its story; moreover, the score of 1776 combines traditional stage styles with elements of traditional folk, reflecting the time period.
Ford's Theatre
Ford's Theatre is also known for the statue of Lincoln that stands in the main foyer. Maintaining a collection of historical items related to Abraham Lincoln enhances the educational experience for guests. The theatre was originally constructed as a blend of a stage and a music hall. Presenting plays that center around ideas of emancipation and equality connects to Lincoln's legacy. Standing room areas are typically located at the back of the theatre, providing a different experience. The orchestra section is where the excitement of the audience often reaches its climax during dramatic highlights. Take a left on 10th Street from F St to find the historic site nestled among the historical sites. If you're taking the Metro, get off at Gallery Place Station and walk a few streets to the theatre.
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Parking & Directions for 1776 - The Musical Ford's Theatre
511 10th Street, Washington, DC
20004, US
1. National Mall Garage - 0.4 miles - $20
2. PMI Parking - 0.3 miles - $25
3. 12th & E Streets NW - 0.5 miles - $18
4. Colonial Parking - 0.6 miles - $22
5. LAZ Parking - 0.4 miles - $24