One Destiny at Ford's Theatre in Washington D.C. Lincoln Assassination Play

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By Richard Hellesen
June 8-June 19, 2010 (Evening Performances)
Special performances on June 29 and July 15 (Daytime Performances)
October 12 -- 30, 2010 (On-Sale July 26, 2010)
April 4 -- May 28, 2011 (On-Sale TBD)


In Richard Hellesen's one-act play One Destiny, comedic actor Harry Hawk and co-owner of Ford's Theatre Harry Ford grapple with whether they could have changed the course of history. Could John Wilkes Booth have been stopped? Revisit April 14, 1865, and the events surrounding the tragic assassination of Abraham Lincoln through the eyes of the men who were there when history happened.

This one-act play is offered during the day in the fall and spring and during the evening in the summer.

Please note: If you have tickets to the evening performances of One Destiny between June 8 and June 19, the Petersen House is not included in your visit. The museum will be open 30 minutes prior to your performance.

This production is appropriate for ages 8 and up.

Stephen F. Schmidt and Michael Bunce in the Ford's Theatre production of One Destiny. Photo courtesy of Ford's Theatre Society.

Support for this production generously provided by Pepco

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