See a painting, by artist Pamela Patrick White, featuring Steve Edenbo as Thomas Jefferson:
See The Portrait
Listen to a radio interview, hosted by Dr. Alan Chartock, President and CEO of WAMC/ Northeast Public Radio, and Professor Emeritus at the University at Albany
Listen to Dr. Chartock's interview with Mr. Jefferson
Read about Mr. Edenbo's work in an article published in Dickinson Magazine, the magazine for alumni of his alma-mater, Dickinson College:
Read the Article from Dickinson Magazine
Read an article, by ABC News reporter Michael Henrich, about a Fourth of July Ceremony
in which Mr. Edenbo regularly participates, at the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
Read Article about American Historical Theatre interpreters, 4th of July
Click the below link to view a photograph illustrating a moment from the day written of in the above article. The link page will automatically go into a slideshow of photos from the day's events, but you can stop and continue the slideshow by clicking your cursor on the controls above the pictures.
See a picture illustrating some of the story
Read a review of a show, and view an unintentionally humourous photo of Mr. Edenbo in mid-performance, by clicking the below link and then scrolling down to page 12 in
The Hasbrouk Heights Gazette
reporting for Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey
Learn about other historical portrayals by checking out The American Historical Theatre - www.AmericanHistoricalTheatre.org
See The Portrait
Take a look at the Des Moines Area Community College bulletin featuring Mr. Edenbo's presentations:
Read the bulletin and see the photos from Constitution Day, 2007
See a photograph and Read a newspaper article about a recent performance in Colorado:
See Photo and Read Article
Read the bulletin and see the photos from Constitution Day, 2007
See a photograph and Read a newspaper article about a recent performance in Colorado:
See Photo and Read Article
Listen to a radio interview, hosted by Dr. Alan Chartock, President and CEO of WAMC/ Northeast Public Radio, and Professor Emeritus at the University at Albany
Listen to Dr. Chartock's interview with Mr. Jefferson
Read about Mr. Edenbo's work in an article published in Dickinson Magazine, the magazine for alumni of his alma-mater, Dickinson College:
Read the Article from Dickinson Magazine
Read an article, by ABC News reporter Michael Henrich, about a Fourth of July Ceremony
in which Mr. Edenbo regularly participates, at the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
Read Article about American Historical Theatre interpreters, 4th of July
Click the below link to view a photograph illustrating a moment from the day written of in the above article. The link page will automatically go into a slideshow of photos from the day's events, but you can stop and continue the slideshow by clicking your cursor on the controls above the pictures.
See a picture illustrating some of the story
Read a review of a show, and view an unintentionally humourous photo of Mr. Edenbo in mid-performance, by clicking the below link and then scrolling down to page 12 in
The Hasbrouk Heights Gazette
reporting for Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey
Learn about other historical portrayals by checking out The American Historical Theatre - www.AmericanHistoricalTheatre.org
Dean Bennett - The Classic Ben Franklin you all know and love - Ben Franklin
Bill Ochester - portrayal of a younger Benjamin Franklin, circa 1750's, still busy with publishing
his "Poor Richard's Almanac": Ben Franklin the Printer
Dean Malissa - George Washington portrayal - www.gwashington.com
Musical Theater for Young Audiences - www.Storybookmusical.org
Paintings and portraits of America's colonial and founding era - P. Patrick White Historic Art & Illustrations
his "Poor Richard's Almanac": Ben Franklin the Printer
Dean Malissa - George Washington portrayal - www.gwashington.com
Musical Theater for Young Audiences - www.Storybookmusical.org
Paintings and portraits of America's colonial and founding era - P. Patrick White Historic Art & Illustrations
For more information, or to schedule
your event, please contact Steven Edenbo at
steve@yourthomasjefferson.com or (215) 514-1927 .
steve@yourthomasjefferson.com or (215) 514-1927 .