Maura's Eyes Part of the Deane Center's 2018 History Comes Alive Season. The story is told as seen through the eye's of a young girl named Maura. Maura's journeys from her homeland of Ireland to America and then undergoes the immigration process (as so many immigrates did) at Ellis Island. Maura's Eyes is told by three time National Award Winner Storyteller Megan Wells. Deane Center Coolidge Theatre, Friday Aug. 17th at 7pm, Adults $15, Seniors $12, Children 12 and under are free when accompanied by a paying adult.
For tickets phone 570-724-6220
"Megan Wells’s storytelling is both charming and mesmerizing — a delicious combination of storytelling warmth with the emotional dynamics of great theater. Trained as an Actress, Megan discovered the art of Storytelling twenty two years ago at the National Festival in Jonesborough. Rafe Martin advised her, “Find stories you love and tell them.” So. She did. Megan has won three national awards as a solo artist, storyteller and theater director. She has been touring her storytelling and original performances for twenty two years — one woman shows and story programs from world myth, folktale, literature, history and personal experience."
Deane Center Coolidge Theatre
Friday August 17th 7pm
Tickets are Adults $15
Seniors age 65 and over are only $12
Children age 12 and under are free when accompanied by a paying adult.