BRAVE NAVIGATOR - NOVEMBER 2003

by David Valdez Greenwood

It was known as "The Crime of the Century" -- a tale of kidnapping, murder, trial and punishment that shocked and captivated the U.S. public in the early 1930's. Brave Navigator is an imaginative and speculative work of fiction that asks the thought-provoking question, "What really happened to the Lindbergh baby?" By daring to take liberties with the historical record, David Valdes Greenwood's brilliant play touches on deeper questions about loyalty, courage, deception, and love.

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Poplar Pike Playhouse

The Poplar Pike Playhouse at Germantown High School presents a full season of theatrical productions in its 300 seat on-campus theatre facility. Since its inception in 1976, the Playhouse has provided more than 100 theatrical shows viewed by over 200,000 people in its nearly 40 year history. The yearly roster of events includes two mainstage shows, several acting festivals, a touring children's theatre companyand additional small ensemble presentations. Students not only perform on the stage, but they also are responsible for every element of the theatre operation, including the technical as well as the business side of the program. The theatre has state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment and a business office that is computer-assisted and staffed year round by student volunteers.

Poplar Pike Playhouse

Poplar Pike Playhouse

Brave Navigator

Poplar Pike Playhouse

BRAVE NAVIGATOR - NOVEMBER 2003

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Poplar Pike Playhouse

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