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Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs performing "Meeting the Lincolns" at Sandwich Opera House, Illinois |
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Link to
Mrs. Lincoln's Salon for solo performancDebra
Ann Miller has accompanied Mr. Krebs into hundreds of schools, museums
and libraries through out the U.S. since 1998. Most
recently in the
Lincoln Inauguration Sesquicentennial events on March 5, 2011 in
Washington DC for inaugural swearing-in ceremony at the Capitol
and
banquet at Willard Hotel. Other venues include return performances at
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, Chicago History Museum, and New
Salem Historic Site to name a few. Miller's ability to mix with the
public
in the character of Mary Todd Lincoln is a strong part of With Lincoln
Productions' success. She has performed with several theatre companies
in the Chicago area for many years. Most recently she played in
Flannigan's Wake at the Noble Fool Theater, and as Rose Kennedy in
Rosemary at the Tony award winning Victory Garden Theatre, and won Best
Actress in the 2004 Chicago Indiefest for her performance in her first
film,
Zen
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![]() Feb. 28, 2010 Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs in Fort Monroe near Hampton, Virginia. Lincoln met with Generals Grant and Sherman on board the River Queen near here in March, 1865. History records Mary at Fort Monroe for a short time then leaving. Photo by Hunter Tate |
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Smithsonian Gown
BACKGROUND PHOTO:
Replica of Mary Todd Lincoln's Inaugural Ball Gown, worn by Miller to
the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Banquet,
Washington DC. March 5, 2011.
Gown designed and built by Mark Batelho and Debra Ann Miller See Photo Gallery |
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