Nickel Mines
Nickel Mines is a non-traditional musical combining spoken dialogue with interpretive movement and a powerful original score.
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Nickel Mines tells the story of the 2006 Lancaster, PA Amish schoolhouse shooting in which 10 young girls were shot, (5 fatally) before the killer turned the gun on himself. This new musical work investigates the ramifications of that event and the various responses it evoked. Built on the assertion that history offers us more relevant drama than fiction, this original script (co-written by Andrew
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