Fannie: The Music and Life Of Fannie Lou Hamer

This theatrical production celebrates the extraordinary life of civil rights icon Fannie Lou Hamer through music, performance, and powerful storytelling. Expect an engaging blend of theatre and gospel-inspired elements that will have you laughing, reflecting, and singing along. The show traces Hamer's journey from her childhood as the daughter of a Mississippi sharecropper to her pivotal role in founding the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and challenging the Democratic National Convention. Her story of courage, humor, and determination offers inspiration for audiences of all ages. The production runs through late February with multiple performance times to fit your family's schedule. Tickets start at $44, and the theatre provides accessibility accommodations for patrons who need them—just contact Ticketing Services or speak with the House Manager before the show begins. A special ASL-interpreted performance is scheduled for February 27th at 2pm. Whether you're looking for a meaningful cultural experience or want to introduce your family to an important American historical figure, this production delivers both education and entertainment in an accessible, welcoming format.