Fritz Klein, one of the nation's pre-eminent Abraham Lincoln portrayers, performs the play, "The Last Full Measure: Lincoln's Final Hours" at the Studebaker National Museum.
Written by renowned Illinois playwright Dr. Ken Bradbury, "The Last Full Measure: Lincoln's Final Hours" speculates as to what may have passed through the heart and soul of Lincoln during those final hours. It is a gripping one act play that will leave you breathless, and talking about it for days after.
Fritz Klein is a full-time actor, performing as Lincoln in 43 states and internationally. He resides in Springfield, Illinois where he performs at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum as well as many other venues around the country.
The Museum will open at 6pm for check-in and to enjoy light refreshments (cookies, punch). Guests will also have the opportunity to see the major exhibition, "Lincoln's Final Journey: A Nation Mourns," before the performance begins at 7pm.
The evening promises to be a unique experience for families and individuals to see Lincoln as he experiences the tragedy that befell him 150 years ago on April 14, 1865.
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