All Is Calm
by Trinity Street Players

Dec. 14 - Dec. 18, 2022
Thursday-Sunday

All is Calm relives a poignant moment in history when Allied and German forces laid down their arms to celebrate the Christmas holiday together in WW1. The dramatic, historical production presents traditional patriotic and holiday songs of 1914 from both sides of the Western front and is interspersed with text read from letters, journals, and interviews from the soldiers who lived it. This production is not glorifying war…it shows the power of peace! Performances appropriate for ages 13+

TICKETS

 

Book : Peter Rothstein
Music Arrangements: Erick Lichte and Timothy C. Takach Director: Dave Anderson
Music Director: Rob Greenfield
Set design: Steve Williams
Dialect Coach: Amanda Cooley Davis
Asst. Director/Stage Manager: Bethany McWilliams Projectionist/Historic photo research: Rich Simms
TSP Artistic Director: Jenny Larson-Quinones

 

All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 relives a poignant moment in history when Allied and German forces laid down their arms to celebrate the Christmas holiday together in WW1. The dramatic, historical produc4on presents tradi4onal patriotic and holiday songs of 1914 from both sides of the Western front and is interspersed with text read from leIers, journals, and interviews from the soldiers who lived it. This production is not glorifying war...it shows the power of peace!

 

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All Is Calm
by Peter Rothstein, musical arrangements by Erick Lichte and Timothy C. Takach
Trinity Street Players

December 14 - 18, 2022

Wednesday - Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; 2 p.m. matinees on Saturday and Sunday

Trinity Street Players, 4th floor of First Austin Baptist Church, 701 Trinity Street

Tickets are FREE. For reservations and more information visit trinitystreetplayers.com

If any date appears to be sold out, please email reservations.tsp@gmail.com and ask to be put on the "Hold Over Show" list. If over 50 people are interested, this extra show will be on Tues, Dec. 20th.

After the Sunday matinee there will be a Talk Back with Dr. Barbra Mann Wall, Professor Emerita University of Virginia, Historian of Nursing presenting "Women at War."