Presented June 2014

Written and performed by Christina A. Miller
Direction/Script Editor:  Susan Urban 
Production Coordinator:  Barbara Brower 
Costuming:  Design and Creation:  Marilyn Morgan

This was the second in a series of “History Alive” presentations at The historic COBACH building

Livingston Players member Christina Miller tells the story of former first lady in the one-woman show “An Evening With Mary Todd Lincoln.” The show is the latest installment in the Livingston Players’ History Alive! series at the City of Brighton Arts, Culture and History Center, 202 W. Main St. in Brighton.
The one-hour, family-friendly production is presented in a conversational format and comes in two acts with a short intermission. The first act follows Mary Todd Lincoln from her childhood days to the days just before the second-term presidential election of her husband, Abraham Lincoln. The second act takes the audience through the period of her life after her husband’s assassination, into her commitment to an insane asylum by her son, and through the final years of her life.

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Marilyn Meyer - Dolly
Katherine Lawrence - Izzy
Randy Patrick - Steven
Tracy Patrick - Tracy
Sue Tucker - Stage Manager
Sue Urban - Director

The Writers and Cast:

Patrick Tucker as Fredrick D'Butler
Marilyn Meyer as Judy Roper 
Bob Thiel as Shamus Patrick Michael "Mr. Fixit" O'Malley
Sarah Meyer as Detective Shirley Holmes
Shannon Wisley as Ginger Candelabra
Emily Meyer as Letticia Pipe
Mark Conrad as Reed Herring
Thomas Shea as Professor Plum
Bart Ramolia as the Phantom Menace
Cheryl Grochowski Stage Manager/Director