Abe Lincoln and Uncle Tom In The White House Tickets

Immerse yourself in a thought-provoking historical drama that imagines a dialogue between Abraham Lincoln and Uncle Tom, exploring themes of race, emancipation, and the complexities of American history. Created by Carlyle Brown & Company, this production blends documentary insight with dramatic storytelling to offer a nuanced theatrical experience. The original premiere took place at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis in 2014, with Steve Hendrickson portraying Abraham Lincoln and James A. Williams as Uncle Tom. In 2023, the show returned for a run in Asheville, NC, presented by Different Strokes! Performing Arts Collective at the Wortham Center. Below you'll find a detailed biography of the writer-producer, highlights from the cast and crew, and notes on upcoming tour activity. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward ticket purchasing.

About the creator: Carlyle Brown is a celebrated writer-producer based in Minneapolis, known for shaping provocative theater through Carlyle Brown & Company. His work has earned myriad honors, including a Guggenheim Fellowship (2008) and a United States Artists Fellowship (2010). He was recognized with the William Inge Award for Distinguished Achievement in the American Theater (2018) and the Helen Merrill Award (2018), among other accolades. The production’s focus on historical dialogue makes it a compelling choice for audiences interested in American history, race relations, and theatrical innovation. For more about Carlyle Brown’s work, visit his official channels and PEN World Voices profiles linked through his networks.