While Mr. Twain’s selections may (or may not) come from the list below, we have been unable to pin him down as to which ones he will do. He claims this would cripple his inspiration. The books he works from include: Innocents Abroad; Roughing It; Following the Equator; Huckleberry Finn; and Life on the Mississippi. Other selections are from his various short stories and speeches. However, he has generously conceded to a printed programme for the benefit of those who are in distress and wish to fan themselves.
The Dangers of Abstinence
The Italian Guide
The Genuine Mexican Plug
Advice to Youth
Encounter with an Interviewer
The Great French Duel
Accident Insurance
Poet Story
The Watermelon Story
The Celebrated Jumping Frog
Awful German Language
Taming the Bicycle
Grandfather's Old Ram
Cadets of Temperance
The Shooting of Boggs
My Ancestor Satan
My Trained Presbyterian Conscience
How to Give Up Smoking
Sandwich Islands
The Ant: An Imposter
Huck and Jim
Colonel Sellers and the Turnips
Politics
The German Opera
Success
On Talking
A Ghost Story
I Took Along the Window Sash
How to be Seventy
How I Stole My Name
Up next…
at The Virginia Samford Theatre, Birmingham
March 8 at 7:30pm and March 9 at 2:30 pm
Accompanied by Bobby Horton, instrumentalist/arranger for Ken Burns
of PBS documentary fame.
To purchase tickets, click here: https://ci.ovationtix.com/35992
“The evening with Mark Twain was unforgettable. Such a well-crafted and performed piece of art.”
“An intimate and memorable evening with writer, publisher, humorist, entrepreneur, traveler and lecturer Mark Twain.”
“In his own words, ‘the report of my death was an exaggeration.’ You can see him embodied in superb actor Edward Miller… make it a priority in your to-do list.”
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