The One-Man Play
This play is a human portrayal of Bridge's passion, struggles and wicked sense of humor. It features Bridges' own words, from his rallying speeches of the 1930s and his electrifying testimony at his trials to the words of his contemporaries. The play is designed for performances in theaters, union halls, community centers, and universities.
The play had its world premiere at the University 
of Washington Summer Arts
Festival. It was enthusiastically received...
"It was wonderful to meet Harry Bridges through your splendid performance as part of the Unversity of Washington's Summer Arts Festival...The work is excellent and important, our children and students need to learn about the past struggles in our country..." --Sarah Nash Gates, Executive Director, School of Drama, University of Washington.
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