Where Live Performances Meets Living History: A Season at Ford’s Theatre
There is something uniquely powerful about live theatre—especially when it is experienced together. When students and educators sit in a room with hundreds of others, watching a story unfold in real time, the experience becomes more than entertainment. It is shared reflection, collective emotion, and, often, deeper understanding. At Ford’s Theatre in Washington, D.C., that impact is heightened by the setting itself. During the 2026–2027 season, Ford’s Theatre will offer educators and student...
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