THEATRICALS
Mark Twain’s performances (lectures) were extremely popular features across America, and the world. His delivery style cemented a reputation as the funniest man alive. Alan Kitty recreates Twain so convincingly, the audience feels they are in the presence of the original.
- They Told Me to be Brief: An entirely improvised stream of consciousness driven by jokes, stories, anecdotes, and audience questions on any topic that comes to mind. (60 minutes)
- The Yesterday Show: A talk show hosted by Mark Twain. Guests include historical characters who make an impact on American Society between 1852-1910. (60 minutes)
- Mark Twain’s Last Stand: The show premiered at the Kraine Theater in New York City’s Greenwich Village in 2008. It toured America until 2017. (90 minutes)
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SCHOOL LECTURES
School budgets limit travel to live performances and professional lectures. We created Standards-compliant programs that fosters a memorable image of the author, his work and times. .
Senior Communities want to keep their residents engaged. Our programs were created to provide a connection to Twain that inspires further reading of his works. Read the descriptions of some of our most popular educational lectures. If you would like to propose a program, contact us. Or simply complete the form below.
The Life and Times of Mark Twain: This biographical lecture can be presented in an intensive seminar style (5 hours) or in segments (60 minutes). It includes Q&A. Discussions relating to History, Literature, Politics often follow.
Frontier Tales: Stories and anecdotes from Twain’s early period (1861-1867) – 45-60 minutes
Family Life: Finding fame, fortune and tragedy (1871-91) – 45-60 minutes
Stories for Young Audiences: A collection of improvised stories with audience participation (40 minutes)
Interested in a private lecture for your group? Submit the form below and let’s talk about it.
* All times are adjustable to accommodate the audience.