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"Oh Captain, My Captain: Walt Whitman's Lincoln" Print E-mail
Editor: Brenda Bonneville   
Wednesday, 01 July 2009

At the Theater at Monmouth on Friday, July 3rd at 7:30 pm.

Written and Performed by Bill Van Horn.

Celebrate America's Independence with a look into a great period in the history of our country. "Oh Captain, My Captain" takes us to the Camden, New Jersey home of one of America's most influential and original voices, Walt Whitman. Often considered the father of free verse, Walt Whitman was much like his writing: bold, enigmatic, always captivating.

 

 

It is the spring of 1887, and Whitman is preparing to tour the country with a solo performance of his works based on the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln. Whitman has gathered a group of his closest friends and associates (the audience) in the parlor of his home for a final "dress rehearsal" prior to his first public performance in New York City. What follows is the tragic, yet ultimately triumphant, story of Lincoln's legacy as told through the words of Whitman himself.

Oh Captain, My Captain premiered this winter at Philadelphia's famed Walnut Street Theater starring The Theater at Monmouth's Bill Van Horn and directed by Barrymore Award winner Bruce Lumpkin.

(Image: Bill Van Horn as Walt Whitman)



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