Baseball Takes the Lead
Posted December 16th, 2011 by erikschroederBy Peter Morris
In 1945, many people were asking questions about major league baseball’s color barrier. Most baseball executives responded defensively by pointing out that segregation permeated American society and asking “why should baseball be the one to take the lead?” Branch Rickey looked at the situation and had a different question. “Why shouldn’t baseball right this wrong?” wondered Rickey, and that different formulation of the question changed everything.
Winter Wonderland at the Water Tower
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This holiday season, join Lookingglass Theatre at the Water Tower Water Works on Michigan Ave (821 N. Michigan Ave) for a preview of our winter programs! In addition to free creative drama classes, we are offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at our theatre spaces! Cheshire Kids (3-5 years) 10am-10:45am & 1pm-1:45pmPreschool students will use their bodies, voices, and imaginations to act out their favorite story books in this creative drama class. |
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Venue: Water Tower Water Works |
A note from J. Nicole Brooks
Posted November 16th, 2011 by J Nicole BrooksMr. Rickey Calls A Meeting highlights the moment that Jackie Robinson integrated Major League Baseball. With energy and forcefulness, the play looks at the terrible consequences of racism and the fierce debate over the meaning of integration within the Black community.
Winter Wonderland at the Water Tower!
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Winter Wonderland at the Water Tower!
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Classes and Tours Offered Hourly All Day Long!
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SummaryAges: 8 years -14 years |
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SummaryAges: 5 - 8 years |
