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The Miracle Worker

By: William Gibson

Helen Keller's world was nothing but darkness until her life was forever changed at her family's water well. It was in this very spot that she first discovered that language existed and communication is possible. This was her key to access the world around her and unlock the dreams within her. Though this is the most famous moment at a water well in history, miracles at water wells are not such a rare occurrence. Millions of people globally are unlocking this same key at the first pump of accessible, flowing water. Clean water, although seemingly simple to us, truly brings life.

 

Through the patience and determination of her teacher, Annie Sullivan, Helen fulfilled her calling in life to make a difference. Annie's greatest advantage in achieving this for Helen was that she understood blindness as she, herself, was visually impaired. 

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After reaching over 2,000 students on the 2021-2022 School Tour for LYL and Thirst Project, Aly Sikora made the decision that her work was not finished at educating students about the water crisis and inspiring them to make a difference. It was time for her to fund a water well for a community in Eswatini. 100 percent of ticket sales goes directly towards this well, and each $25 ticket provides one person with clean water for life. 

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Aly is starring as a lead actress while managing multiple aspects of production. Her greatest asset, like her character, Annie Sullivan, is that she, too, has a visual disability. It is her hope that you will walk away inspired and feeling the overflowing gratitude for your participation in making this water well in Eswatini possible.

"The Miracle Worker" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
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Saturday October 5, 2024
ACT1 Theater - Alpharetta, GA


1pm Doors Open, 2pm Show
6pm Doors Open, 7pm Show

Intermission: 15 Minutes





 

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A "Be The Reason" sticker comes with every ticket because of the
immeasurable difference each audience member makes by providing
one person in Eswatini with clean
water for life. 

Cast

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Ivy Green: Helen Keller Birthplace
Tuscumbia, Alabama

Crew

Aly Sikora

Producer / Casting Director
Director / Stage Manager

Set & Costume Coordinator
Public Relations Manager

Brent Owens

Abigail Francis

Photography
 

Randy Bampfield

Venue Coordinator

Alex Honeycutt

Front of House 
 

Murray Mann

Tech Manager

Anne & Steve Sikora

Cast and Crew Catering
Various Random Tasks

Special Thank You's

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Abby Wolfe

Thirst Project

Linda Ann Watt 
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Academy of Acting

Alpharetta
Presbyterian Church

ACT1
Theater

Concord
Theatricals

YOU!

About The Venue

   The ACT1 Theater is housed inside Alpharetta Presbyterian Church. Free parking is available in the church parking lot. Doors will open an hour prior to showtime and seating is first come, first served. Please make your way through the main church entrance and our friendly Front of House crew member will greet you. 

ACT1 Theater / Alpharetta Presbyterian Church 
180 Academy Street
Alpharetta, GA 30009

100% of ticket proceeds go directly towards the funding of a water well in Eswatini.

Ivy Green: Tuscumbia, Alabama
Ivy Green: Tuscumbia, Alabama
Ivy Green: Tuscumbia, Alabama

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