A Celebration of History and Art in Roswell
This weekend, the Roswell Cultural Arts Center will host a captivating production of Quilters: A Musical, set to enrich the city’s year-long America250 celebration, themed "A Tapestry of Generations." From August 14 to August 23, audiences can participate in a unique theatrical journey that intertwines the stories of America's pioneer women with Roswell's rich industrial history as a textile mill town.
A Musical with a Legacy
Quilters: A Musical premiered on Broadway in 1984, earning six Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical. Its narrative showcases the significant role of women in shaping American history, representing their struggles and triumphs through the universal art of quilting. Directed by Amelia Fischer and choreographed by Michelle Stowers, the production aims to bring heartwarming stories to life on stage.
The Artistic Touch of Terry Burrell
The cast is led by Atlanta's own Terry Burrell, known for her impressive Broadway credentials, including performances in renowned productions like Dreamgirls and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Her involvement promises a rich performance that resonates deeply with both the local community and theater enthusiasts alike.
Connecting Generations Through Storytelling
This musical fits seamlessly into the celebration of America's 250 years, as it not only entertains but educates the audience about historical narratives that have shaped contemporary society. Attendees can expect engaging performances every Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and matinee shows on Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m.
Join the Celebration
Tickets for this remarkable event start at $36.75, making it accessible for many to experience live theater. The Roswell Cultural Arts Center is located at 950 Forrest Street. Ensure you witness this blend of history and artistry that promises to stitch together the fabric of American stories.
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