WITH LINCOLN PRODUCTIONS

Dramatic works based on the Presidential life story
for educational programs and general events
featuring Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller
  • Capital City Bicentennial Celebration at The Old State Capitol Springfield Illinois Capital City Bicentennial Celebration at The Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois July 3, 2009. Debra and I are blessed these past few years to work with these very talented photographers found in this photo gallery and throughout the site. Photographic Artist Steve Ingram used skills in tintype to create this photograph. Visit Steve's web site at www.tintypist.com
  • Michael Krebs as Abraham Lincoln 2013, photo by Joe Shuman Grayslake Heritage Center and Museum opening of Abraham Lincoln: Self Made in America, 3/23/13 Shuman Photography
  • Blackberry Farm Mid-August stroll through Blackberry Farm in Aurora, Illinois 2012
  • Chicago Memorial Day 2012 MIchael and Debra in Memorial Day Parade downtown Chicago 2012
  • New York Lottery 2012
  • Will Ferrell and Zack Galiflankis visit WGN Thanks to Will Byington for capturing the madness of WGN Morning News' Chicago-themed welcome for Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis. — with Alberto Herrera, Benny T. Bull, Vince LiFonti, Jeff Hoover, Megan Irvin, Michael Krebs and Mike Toomey.
  • Sesquicentennial of Cinco de Mayo Parade in Puebla On May 5, 2012, Michael Krebs as Lincoln and members of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (MOLLUS), Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (SUVCW) and its Sons of Veterans Reserve (SVR), and reenactors from the 7th Michigan and 5th Texas (marching as Union) reenacting organizations have been invited by the Government of the State of Puebla and the Mexican Federal Government to participate in its Sesquicentennial of Cinco de Mayo celebration and commemoration in Puebla, Mexico
  • Newpaper kids with Lincoln-Juarez banners in Cinco de Mayo Parade Michael Krebs as Lincoln and Newspaper kids with Lincoln-Juarez Banners in Puebla’s Cinco De Mayo Sesquicentennial Parade, 2012.
  • 150th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural March 5, 2011. Commemorative photo of participants in the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill, Washington DC. Nancy J. Olds, photographer.
  • 150th Anniversary Group March 5, 2011. Commemorative group photo of participants in the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill, Washington DC. Jeff Malet, photograhper
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller participate in 150th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural March 5, 2011. Commemorative duo photo of Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller in the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill, Washington DC. Jeff Malet, photographer
  • Sam Waterston reads First Inaugural March 5, 2011. Sam Waterston delivers Lincoln's First Inaugural. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill Auditorium, Washington DC. Jeff Malet, photograhper
  • Michael Krebs reenacts Lincoln's swearing of oath March 5, 2011. Michael Krebs in reenactment of the swearing in ceremony. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill Auditorium, Washington DC. Justice Taney portrayed by Frank Parsons of Frederick County, MD. Jeff Malet, photograhper
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller in Capitol Building Auditorium Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller center aisle. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill Auditorium, Washington DC. March 5, 2011. Henry F. Ballone, photographer
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller exiting Capitol Building Auditorium "Hello up there" Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller exit through the audience. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill Auditorium, Washington DC. March 5, 2011. Nancy J. Olds, photographer.
  • Camera Ready A camera ready audience. Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller in the lobby following ceremony. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural, Capitol Hill Auditorium, Washington DC. March 5, 2011. Nancy J. Olds, photographer.
  • Arrival at the Willard Hotel Inaugural Celebration Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller arriving at the Willard Hotel. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Banquet, Washington DC. March 5, 2011. Nancy J. Olds, photographer.
  • Guest speakers at the Willard Hotel Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller on stage at the Willard Hotel. Commemorative photo of 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's First Inaugural Banquet, Washington DC. March 5, 2011. Henry F. Ballone, photographer.
  • An old tradition Sept. 27, 2009 Dedication of Iron Determination in Rockford, Illinois. Michael Krebs holding up Nick Zalzalah, 10, the grandson of John and Suzanne Brubaker, who commissioned the bust of Lincoln called "Iron Determination" as a gift to the community.
  • Emily Zimmerman is number 1 Springfield Illinois, 2012 Lincoln Presidential Half Marathon. Female Overall Winner 2 years in a row, Emily Zimmerman and last minute entry Michael Krebs cross finish almost even. Emily finished with 1:26:45, Michael finished in about 5 seconds.
  • Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter 1 Michael Krebs in book trailer ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER 2010
  • Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter 2 Michael Krebs in book trailer ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER 2010
  • Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter 3 Michael Krebs in book trailer ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER 2010
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller at McCormick Gardens Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs in Gardens of Robert R. McCormick Museum at Cantigny, Illinois 2008. photo by Jack Bannister
  • Civil War Symposium at First Division Museum Michael Krebs at Civil War Symposium, Cantigny First Division Museum, October 2, 2010
  • The Gettysburg Address Reading Of The Gettysburg Address from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum - February 12, 2009, 9:30 AM, CST. Simultaneous reading of the Gettysburg Address lead by Governor Pat Quinn of Illinois and Michael Krebs, premier Lincoln actor from the museum plaza. It is estimated over 300,000 children participated in the simultaneous reading. The Four Score and Seven Project was generously funded by JP Morgan Chase, MacArthur Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust and in partnership with the Illinois State Board of Education. Photo by Robert Shaw - www.WildPerceptions.com
  • Gov. Quinn meets the First Lady Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn greets Debra Miller who portrays Mary Todd Lincoln during a visit to the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Thursday, Feb. 12, 2009. Gov. Quinn and other visitors were given a brief chance to view the museum's original copy of the Gettysburg Address, at left, which officials wheeled out of their vault under the cover of a black cloth to protect the rare document. Photo Journalist - Shannon Kirshner, The State Journal-Register
  • Historic Fort Monroe 1 Feb. 28, 2010 Michael Krebs in Fort Monroe near Hampton, Virginia. Quarters No. 1, in this room President Lincoln Stayed during his visit of May 6-11, 1862. It was in this house that the President, General Wool and Commodore Goldsborough planned the attack of Norfolk, Virginia. Photo by Hunter Tate
  • Historic Fort Monroe 2 Feb. 28, 2010 Michael Krebs in Fort Monroe near Hampton, Virginia. Photo by Hunter Tate
  • A special house Feb. 28, 2010 Michael Krebs in Fort Monroe near Hampton, Virginia. Quarters No. 1, in this house President Lincoln Stayed during his visit of May 6-11, 1862. It was here that the President, General Wool and Commodore Goldsborough planned the attack of Norfolk, Virginia. Photo by Hunter Tate
  • Fort Monroe 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
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller at McCormick Gardens 2 Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs in Gardens of Robert R. McCormick Museum at Cantigny, Illinois 2008. photo by Jack Bannister
  • Debra Miller in Bloomfield New York Debra Ann Miller as Mary Todd Lincoln in East Bloomfield, NY History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • Rededication of Civil War Monument Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs in East Bloomfield, NY History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • Michael Krebs speaks at Rededication Michael Krebs speaks at rededication of Civil War Monument in East Bloomfield, NY during History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • Bloomfield New York Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs in East Bloomfield, NY History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • What's this Debra Ann Miller and Michael Krebs performing Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln in East Bloomfield, NY History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • Michael Krebs and Larry Diemer meet President Clinton As guest speakers at Carl Sandburg College, Michael Krebs and Larry Diemer portrayed Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas as part of President Clinton's address there in January of 1995. photos courtesy of The White House
  • May I help you Michael Krebs as Abraham Lincoln taking a few questions at Chicago Historical Society
  • New Friends The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden, an exhibit under construction Monday, Feb. 5, 2002, at the Chicago Historical Society. Krebs plays the Lincoln character for the museum as part of their Voices From History program. (AP Photo/Charles Bennett)
  • Gerald Ford Presidential Museum Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs at Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum March, 2008
  • Performing at Gerald Ford Museum Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs performing "Meeting the Lincolns"at Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum March, 2008
  • Lincoln Bicentennial, Springfield, Illinois Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Bicentennial Day February 12, 2009. photo by Robert Shaw - www.WildPerceptions.com
  • Lincoln Bicentennial Day Michael Krebs at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Bicentennial Day February 12, 2009. photo by Robert Shaw - www.WildPerceptions.com
  • excited THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2009 - President Abraham Lincoln and his wife Mary Todd chat with Ellie Sullivan, 3, of Springfield as her mother Tonia Faloon-Sullivan (far right) looks on at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in downtown Springfield Thursday afternoon. Thursday was also Tonia Faloon-Sullivan's birthday. The roles of President Lincoln and his wife were played by Michael Krebs and Debra Ann Miller from Chicago. The city celebrated President Lincoln's 200th birthday with events held throughout the day including a wreath laying at his tomb by members of the American Legion and the new governor. Photojournalist John L. White for STLtoday.
  • Lincoln Bicentennial Museum Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Bicentennial Day February 12, 2009. photo by Robert Shaw - www.WildPerceptions.com
  • Performing at Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Bicentennial Day February 12 2009. Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum Union Theater play to a full house performing "Meeting the Lincolns" educational play available for school assemblies, special events.
  • Historic Sandwich Opera House Sandwich Opera House. Lincoln Presenters Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs play to full houses performing "Meeting the Lincolns", an educational play available for school assembliesand special events February 24 2009
  • Surreal Michael Krebs as Abraham Lincoln at Chicago Historical Society 1996.
  • Lincoln Douglas Debate CSPAN 1994 Michael Krebs reenacting for C-Span Lincoln-Douglas Debates 1994. Actual historic debate site at Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois. Please visit Lincoln-Douglas Debate Page on this site www.abrahamlincolnperformance.com/debate.html
  • Douglas decendant Dick Douglas Ten Douglas descendants made the the trip to Galesburg for the 1994 re-enactment. Robert Dick Douglas (Great-grandson to Stephen Douglas) was the first to greet Michael Krebs and Larry Diemer as they left the stage following their performance. Please visit Lincoln-Douglas Debate Page on this site www.abrahamlincolnperformance.com/debate.html
  • GOOD MORNING AMERICA Charlie Gibson with Michael Krebs on GOOD MORNING AMERICA April 28, 2000
  • Chicago Bull - Bob Love Inspirational Legend Bob Love from the Chicago Bulls with Michael Krebs 2003. photo by Jean Feit
  • Mark Russell and Bill Kurtis Entertaining at the Rhetoric Club (from left) Mark Russell, Michael Krebs, Debra Ann Miller and Bill Kurtis 2009
  • Speaking at Ravinia Michael Krebs delivers Gettysburg Address for the Lawn of Lincoln event at Ravinia 2008
  • Michael Krebs and Debra Miller Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs photo by Pete Stenberg
  • History Channel Michael Krebs as Abraham Lincoln in CONSPIRACY? LINCOLN ASSASSINATION 2004
  • Horseback Michael Krebs horseback as Abraham Lincoln in CONSPIRACY? LINCOLN ASSASSINATION 2004
  • Debra Miller 2 Debra Ann Milleras Mary Todd Lincoln in East Bloomfield, NY History Days 2008. photo by Deb Woodard
  • Home Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs at Lincoln's Home in Springfield, Illinois. photo by Jean Feit
  • Performing at Chicago History Museum Debra Ann Miller & Michael Krebs performing "Meeting the Lincolns" at Chicago History Museum 2007. photo by Jim Puente
  • That great street Memorial Day 2010, Chicago, IL
  • Beginnings Dee Ann Heck, Michael Krebs, James Clark, and William McCrery as "Tad" Lincoln. Original cast of "Visting the Lincolns" 1995.
  • Texas Michael Krebs portrays Abraham Lincoln for the National Conference of State Legislatures in San Antonio, Texas August 18, 2001
  • Resilient Symbol McCormick-Tribune Freedom Museum 2006. A Resilient Symbol from 2001.
  • LINCOLN Michael Krebs, dressed like Abraham Lincoln, pauses to clean his glasses by a portrait of President Nixon at the entrance to The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden, an exhibit under construction Monday, Feb. 5, 2002, at the Chicago Historical Society. Krebs plays the Lincoln character for the museum as part of their Voices From History program. (AP Photo/Charles Bennett)