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For a positive impact that will long be remembered...

Schools, government entities, business conventions, corporate gatherings, film producers, holiday events, parades, private parties, civic groups, charities, and festivals can take their special events up a notch by hiring a historic persona to provide a dramatic, inspirational and educational boost through "in character" appearances, keynote speeches, hand-shaking, Q&A, show-and-tell and more!

 

Scott

Scott enjoys portraying a number of historic figures in "first-person" or "in character" mode. He is well known not only for bringing the personalities, culture, thinking and events of various time periods to life but for the authenticity of his clothing as well. Scott is best known as Arizona's George Washington and has portrayed the father of our country for schools, homeschool associations, historic sites, business groups, government associations, churches, historical reenactments, civic gatherings, holiday events, parades and the Arizona State Legislature. Scott enjoys portraying a number of historic figures. Keynote, educational, inspirational, motivational and interactive approaches are all possible depending on the nature of your needs. Speeches and presentations have been and can be adapted to audiences of a few or of thousands.

List of portrayals:

General George Washington - Father of our Country, Southern Politician 1861 - "States Rights & The Constitution", Northern Politician 1864 - "The Union must be Preserved", George Whitefield circa 1740s - "The Great Awakening", William Bradford circa 1630 - Pilgrim Leader, Bonnie Prince Charlie circa 1745 - Scottish Leader, an American Political Figure circa 1776, Patrick Henry circa 1787 and many more characters of the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries.

Quotes from Happy Clients...
 
From an appearance as keynote speaker at an annual government assembly...
"Within five minutes you will no longer be aware of the crowd to your right or your left. You will have been completely drawn into another time and the experiences of George Washington on a personal level as if it were just he and you."
 
From an educational convention at the state capital...
"We've been to Williamsburg and seen their Patrick Henry. He is good. But Scott is far better. He is absolutely riveting as he brings Mr. Henry to life."
 
From a state legislator...
"Your appearance as George Washington for the state legislature was amazing. You definitely had everyone's attention."
 
From a homeschool gathering...
"Your John Bunyan was so good we just had to bring you back as William Bradford and then as a pioneer. It is really a gift the way you are able to communicate the personal aspects of history to so many age levels and keep everyone's interest so completely. We have all learned a great deal and enjoyed doing so."
 
From a teacher...

"I must write to tell you once again how much we enjoyed your visit. My students talked for quite some time about all the facts they learned from your presentation. One student’s comment on his end of the year evaluation was that of all the extra activities we did this year, your visit was the best because he learned so much from you and found your visit so interesting.       

Thank you again for coming to our school and teaching us about your career as the humble General who led our infant nation with integrity and grace, earning the respect of your contemporaries as well as generations of Americans to follow. My students now count themselves among your admirers, thanks to your engaging portrayal that brought General Washington to life at our school."

 
More quotes to be posted soon!

 

Mike

Mike has a particular talent for the "show and tell" mode of bringing history to life, dressing in a period type uniform and using a variety of both reproduction and authentic artifacts which represent the times he portrays. He has performed for schools, reenactments and historic sites.

List of portrayals:

Union Sergeant of the Civil War, American Sergeant of the War of 1812, American Minuteman of the Revolutionary War

 

Dennis

Dennis has put years of study into Arizona and the Southwest during the "Old West" era, the decades of expansion immediately following the Civil War. He is a longtime veteran ranger of Fort Verde State Historic Park and has performed "in character" for schools, tourist groups, reenactments and historic sites.

Portrayal: General Crook in the Arizona Territory circa 1870s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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