Alan Kitty brings to your stage or platform the most original interpretation of Mark Twain since Sanuel Clemens.
In 1979, Mark Twain interpreter Alan Kitty noticed that most Twain impersonators limited themselves to rehashing the show made famous by Hal Holbrook; or they changed just enough of that show to make a distinction possible or avoid a lawsuit.
In response, Kitty developed several live programs, each suited to a different type of audience. Eventually, these became theatrical performances, team-building seminars, guest speaker engagements, and educational programs.
Each of these programs is uniquely suited to its audience. For example, corporate clients will be amazed at Twain's modern grasp of their industry. Students will be challenged to extend their education beyond the classroom. Organizations seeking to improve collaboration between departments will find Twain's approach uniquely entertaining and effective.
THEATRICAL EVENTS
The show that started it all, Mark Twain's Last Stand, is still touring. If you want the show presented to your audience, Click here. Then, complete and submit the form.
FOR K-12 AUDIENCES
Mark Twain's educational programs have been presented to young audiences from age 8-16 in 5 states.Programs for K-12 students are designed to inspire reading and inquiry.
CORPORATE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
A program has also been developed for students of Theatre who wish to explore development and production of the One-Person Show. Led by show creator Alan Kitty, the content considers all aspects of production including research, writing, design, prosthetics sculpture and manufacturing, performance, PR, marketing and more.
TEAM BUILDING SEMINARS
MURDER MYSTERY NOW AVAILABLE
The Stormfield Diamond Murder was written by Alan Kitty as an audience participation piece. It was first performed at Stormfield, Twain's last home in Redding Connecticut. Its a unique way to have some dinner fun.
For more information, call 609-219-9339 or email us at marktwain.ajk@gmail.com.
To learn more about the show's creators, click here.
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