FORD’S THEATRE CONTINUES ITS 2009-2010 SEASON WITH
"LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS"
BY ALAN MENKEN AND HOWARD ASHMAN
CHOREOGRAPHED BY KARMA CAMP 
DIRECTED BY COY MIDDLEBROOK

FORD’S THEATRE SOCIETY OFFERS TICKET EXCHANGES
FOR PERFORMANCES OF THE RIVALRY
FEBRUARY 5-7, 2010

Performance run extended through February 14 at 7:30 p.m.

EVENTS INCLUDE TARGET ORATORY FESTIVAL WITH STUDENTS,

TALES OF THE LINCOLN WITH STORYTELLER JON SPELMAN,

THE LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE PLAY THE RIVALRY, AND A NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WREATH LAYING CEREMONY

POLITICAL SATIRIST MARK RUSSELL IN

ONE MAN. ONE PIANO. ONE NATION. INDIVISIBLE.

Washington, D.C. –The Ford’s Theatre Society hosts a dinner event with author Jay Winik and Director Mark Ramont at The Caucus Room (401 9th Street, NW), on Monday, January 25, 2010. During the event, Winik will provide historical context for the 1858 Abraham Lincoln-Stephen Douglas debates, and Ramont will offer an exclusive look at the creative process for The Rivalry.

FORD’S THEATRE SOCIETY

RAISES MORE THAN $51,000 FOR

BREAD FOR THE CITY

THE RIVALRY

BY NORMAN CORWIN

THE RIVALRY

BY NORMAN CORWIN

Washington, D.C.—The National Park Service and Ford’s Theatre Society announced that Abraham Lincoln’s wool overcoat, currently on display in the Ford’s Theatre lobby, will be replaced by its replica on November 12, 2009.