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People of ’76” has been designed as a program in which the audience is not seated, but rather planned in such a way as to draw the audience into the actions of the performers. Each actor and craftsman has undergone an intensive training period to respond to questions or situations as though he or she were actually living in the 18th century. Once in costume, the actors react only in the characters they portray as a means to enhance the authenticity of the program.
Throughout the program, continuous activities, such as crafts making, will take place and be highlighted by special scripted vignettes. Such vignettes vary from a segment that shows the British army recruiting villagers to the gunsmith demonstrating his talents. Near the village is a small military encampment where modern-day visitors can glimpse
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