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The Meridian Little Theatre is making plans for Season Number 92
SUMMARY: Welcome back to News 11 at Midday. Tiffany McGee from the Meridian Little Theater discussed the conclusion of their 91st season, highlighting the play “Kiss Me Kate.” McGee emphasized the challenges of directing and acting simultaneously. Looking ahead to season 92, the theme is “Iconic,” starting with “Sweeney Todd” in October. Upcoming shows include “You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” a comedy titled “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors,” and “My Fair Lady,” which opened their facility in 1976. The theater has also received roof repairs and will upgrade to LED stage lighting. Upcoming events include fundraisers and the launch of more t-shirt sales. For more information, visit meridianlittletheatre.com.
The Meridian Little Theatre is making plans for Season Number 92
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SUMMARY: Living historians spoke with WTV 9 News during a reenactment, emphasizing the importance of keeping history alive. They believe events like these ensure that historical events are remembered and honored, especially when they occur on the actual grounds where the events took place. Anderson, who drove 24 hours from Arizona, and Honeycut, who met his wife through reenacting, both shared their passionate connections to history. Anderson highlighted the immersive nature of live reenactments, while Honeycut reflected on his personal ties and how reenacting brought him closer to history, even influencing his family life. They hope future generations will continue this tradition.
Three living historians spoke with WTVA 9 News during the recent reenactment, sharing how reenacting helps them and others better understand history.
SUMMARY: The public enjoyed activities like line dancing, family karaoke, games, and food trucks at an event commemorating three civil rights activists killed decades ago. The Mississippi Humanities Council unveiled a Freedom Trail marker honoring Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, and James Chaney. These men, killed in 1964 after being released from Neshoba County Jail on suspicion of arson, were found shot near a church where they held meetings. The marker sits across from the old Neshoba County Jail and courthouse where Edgar Ray Killen was convicted. Their sacrifices significantly impacted Mississippi and America, reflecting the state's strong civil rights history.
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