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The heavens are hung in black
A live performance of the play The heavens are hung in black, by James Still. Therein, President Abraham Lincoln agonizes over a series of personal and political crises in mid-1862, during the second year of the American Civil War. This performance is from the world premiere run of the play, which was commissioned by The Ford's Theatre Society to celebrate the completion of their 18-month, $25 million renovation project.
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