2020 \;marks the 100th anniversary of women's \;suffrage \;in America.
\nIn 1852 Harriet Beecher S towe published &ldquo\;Uncle Tom&rsquo\;s Cabin\, or Life Among the Lowly& rdquo\; which helped move the conscience of the country to the imperative cause of Abolitionism. The book was included on The Library of Congress' l ist of books that defined America and has been called the most influential novel ever written by an American.
\nHarriet Beecher Stowe's story energized anti-slavery forces in the North\, while provoking widespread an ger in the pro-slavery South.
\nPerformed by Kim Hanley. Kim is an a ctor\, singer\, costumer and dancer. She trained and danced from an early age with the School of American Ballet and the Eglevsky Ballet in New York \, as well as with the visiting Bolshoi Ballet and Stuttgart Ballet. She c redits her dance background and in-depth high school acting courses\, incl uding daily vocal labs and onstage work\, for her ability to rise to any o ccasion when performing. She holds her AA degree from SUNY at Fashion Inst itute of Technology in Buying and Merchandising\, as well as a BFA degree in the Restoration and History of Decorative Arts.
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