29 construction, most notably the discovery of an 18th century pottery kiln. The play, a steamy tale of seduction, spice and all that jazz, takes place in the back room of a New Orleans Honky-Tonk, the racial barrier preventing black musicians from being recorded is challenged by a beautiful and precocious Creole girl who uses her feminine wiles to convince the Victor recording company to make Louis Armstrong a star. Admission is free. This 10am matinee is for students by pre-arrangement with participating local school systems. No admission at door.
Admission is free.
Parking is provided. This 10am matinee is for students by pre-arrangement with participating local school systems. No admission at door.